Projektor

Projektor is a super handy macOS app that helps you deliver presentations using just a PDF file. This is especially useful when you've created slides with LaTeX Beamer and they’re only available in document format. So, let's break down how it works!

Importing Your PDF for Presentations

To kick things off, you need to import your PDF into Projektor. Once you do that, you'll see a neat preview of your slides in a separate panel—two pages at a time! This way, you can keep an eye on what’s being shown on the secondary display while also checking out what’s coming up next.

Keeping Notes Handy

One of the cool features is that you can jot down or paste notes in Projektor's built-in text editor. The best part? These notes are specific to each slide. So, as you're presenting, you'll always have your important points right in front of you!

Draw on Slides for Emphasis

If you want to make things even more interactive during your presentation, Projektor lets you draw on the slides! This means you can highlight certain items to grab your audience's attention.

Easy Setup with Secondary Displays

The app automatically detects any secondary displays connected to your Mac and lists them right in the main window along with their resolution. It also shows how these displays relate to your primary one—super convenient!

Rehearse Anytime

You can even rehearse for your presentation using Projektor! If there’s no secondary display hooked up, don’t worry—the app will still play the slides on the main screen.

Save Your Work Easily

Once you're done prepping your presentation with all those important notes and drawings, save it in PDC format. This keeps everything organized so it's easy to load up later.

A Simple Solution for Great Presentations

In short, Projektor is an awesome tool that helps you present slides from a PDF file on a secondary screen while allowing for note-taking and drawing. It's perfect whether you're getting ready for an event or need to jump into a presentation at a moment's notice!

Download Projektor here!