About
Search millions of free, high-quality photos, illustrations and videos from Pixabay and add them to your slides, right in the editor. Everything is royalty-free, so you don’t have to worry about rights. See also Unsplash for photos and Klipy for GIFs.
Get Started
Everything here starts in the editor: go to Playlists, open your playlist and choose the slide. When you’re done, click Publish.
Add a photo or video from Pixabay
- Click Plugins, search for Pixabay and click its tile
- Search for what you need, and click the photo or video
Change a photo
- Click the photo, then set Rotate, Opacity, Layer and Position
- Use On click jump to to make it a button on a touch screen
Change a video
- Click the video and click Set slide duration to match the video’s length
- Turn on Muted, or set Always on top (see Options)
Options
Click the plugin on the slide to see these in the settings on the right.
| Option | What it does |
|---|---|
| Layer (photos) | Move it up or down the layers |
| Rotate (photos) | Rotate it |
| Position | Place it on the slide |
| Opacity (photos) | How see-through it is |
| On click jump to (photos) | The slide to show when it’s tapped |
| Set slide duration (videos) | Makes the slide as long as the video |
| Muted (videos) | Plays without sound |
| Always on top (videos) | Yes (default, best for entry-level players), No (objects can go on top; needs a mid-range player), or Yes (native) (default for 4K; Android’s own video player) |
FAQ
What can I find on Pixabay?
Photos, illustrations and vectors, short videos (usually under 60 seconds) on many themes, and animations.
Why does my video show a striped picture in the editor?
Pixabay couldn’t load the video’s preview picture. The video itself still plays in the preview and on your screens.
Is it free to use?
Yes. Royalty-free, so you can use it on your screens without worrying about rights, unlike most images you find on Google.
