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Choose File › Export with presentations picked in the list, or a playlist picked in the sidebar, or right-click one and choose Export:
  • Slipity File… (⌥⌘E) packs it, with its themes, pictures and films, for another church or Mac. See Sharing with another church or Mac.
  • PDF… saves the printout as a PDF without printing, with the same choices as Print.
  • Images… writes a picture of each slide.
  • Print… prints it. File › Print… (⌘P) does the same.
A playlist covers every presentation in the service, in order and in the arrangements the service uses. Disabled slides are left out unless you turn on Include disabled slides; printed, they’re marked Disabled.

Images

Choose PNG or JPEG, and 720p, 1080p or 4K: that many pixels tall, and as wide as your slide shape makes them. The sheet shows the exact size. Each presentation gets a folder of its own, with its slides numbered in order and named by their group, like 03 Chorus.png. On the Mac, choose where the folders go; on iPhone and iPad, the share sheet offers Save Images, Save to Files and AirDrop. Turn on Include disabled slides to write those too. Slipity Pro remembers your choices for next time.

Print

Pick a layout: Then choose what goes with them:
  • Title and page numbers — the presentation’s or service’s name at the top of each page, and Page 2 of 5 at the bottom.
  • Group labels — each slide’s group, such as Verse 1 or Chorus, in its color.
  • Slide notes — each slide’s notes, in italics, under it.
  • Include disabled slides — slides disabled for this service, marked Disabled.
  • Chords (Lyric Sheet) — the chords set above the words where they fall. Move them up or down by semitones to print the chart in the key the band is playing in; each song’s title then says its key, such as Key of A.
  • Print on white (Grid and Rows) — each slide as its words on white rather than as it looks on the screen, to save ink.
Choose US Letter or A4 paper. Slipity Pro remembers your choices for the next print.
To keep a copy without printing, choose Export › PDF…. On the Mac it asks where to save it; on iPhone and iPad the share sheet offers Save to Files, AirDrop and Mail.