Today, we are announcing a few new features, especially one that was long overdue.

It’s something we know a lot of our users were waiting for. You can now replace images that are already in your slide. It’s a first step towards better collaboration and efficient templates.

We’ve made many improvements in the last few months. Here’s the complete list.

It was time to improve the UI of Ludus. With time, we filled the editor with new options and we reached a point where it became difficult to read.

Don’t let your slides speak for themselves ever again.

You can now adjust the brightness, contrast, saturation or even add a blur effect to your pictures in Ludus! Woot!

Until now, picking a color in Ludus was only possible with the macOS+Chrome combination, but it was not super handy and not super reliable (especially when you add profile colors to the equation). Therefore, we decided it was time to develop our own. And here it is, in all its glory!

You can now embed Airtable spreadsheets in Ludus via the magic of copying and pasting a URL. If you don’t know that awesome tool yet, we can tell you that, from now on, you’ll love adding all sorts of tables inside your slides.

Another popular request has now become a reality and we are pretty sure that you will use this a lot in 2018!

Discover how to bring your Ludus presentations to the next stage by adding vector animations straight from After Effects thanks to Lottie.

I’ve always been a big fan of SVG, and in this article, I will explain how it can help you while building presentations with Ludus and how it can speed up your workflow, thus opening many creative possibilities. It’s not only a designer thing!

A long awaited feature has become a reality: you can now crop pictures in Ludus. Let’s explain a bit more how to master this powerful feature.