The editor
VitVue has two editors. Canvas is the modern, freeform editor we recommend for new slides. Puck is the legacy block editor, still available for older slides.
Canvas editor
Canvas is a freeform stage where you place and animate elements anywhere. Every slide can hold multiple frames that play in sequence, so a single slide can tell a short story. Element types include:
- Text — with gradient, stroke, glow, and neon effects
- Image and Video — with fit, filters, and masks
- Button and Shape — rectangles, ellipses, and more
- Container and Particles — layout wrappers and decorative effects (snow, sparkle, confetti)
- Smart Block and Lottie — live widgets and vector animations (covered below)
Animations
Each element has a simple timeline with three stages — an entrance, an optional pulse while on screen, and an exit. Prefer one click? Apply a smart-animation mood — subtle, energetic, elegant, playful, or dramatic — to animate the whole slide cohesively.
Frames & transitions
Add frames to build multi-scene slides. Choose how each frame enters: cut, dissolve, slide, push, or zoom.
3D & effects
Elements support 3D rotation (X and Y axes) with perspective for depth, plus the particle overlays mentioned above — useful for seasonal and promotional moments.
Smart Blocks
Smart Blocks embed live, data-driven widgets inside a Canvas slide — a countdown timer, an RSS feed, a clock, weather, a ticker, and more. They update on their own while the slide plays.
Puck (legacy)
Older slides may use the Puck block editor — a stack-of-blocks approach with the same widget library. Existing Puck slides keep working; build new slides in Canvas.
Starter templates
Saved your design? Group slides into a playlist, or publish one straight to a screen.