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# Adding an IFX screen for the presentation

Slide decks, such as the type that you use PowerPoint to create, are a very common presentation tool. However, if you want to include a slide deck in an ENGAGE experience, the best solution is to convert it to a video. For instructions on how to this, see [Creating a video from a slide deck](/engage/experience-editor/tutorials/introductory-presentation/creating-a-video-from-a-slide-deck.md).

For this tutorial, we’ve already converted a presentation to a video and uploaded it to a server where you can access it.

To add a screen for the presentation, complete the following steps:

1. From the left-hand side of the editor panel, select **IFX**.
2. In the search field, enter `flat external`, and then select the search icon.
3. From the filtered list of IFX, select **Video Screen (Flat External URL)**.
4. Place the IFX on the stage. For information about how to place IFX, see [Adding IFX](/engage/advanced-features/using-ifx/adding-ifx.md).

After you place the screen, you can use the gizmo to move, rotate, and scale it as required. For more information, see [The gizmo](/engage/advanced-features/the-gizmo.md).

<figure><img src="/files/Odj1lHq7fGtbp528V4oo" alt=""><figcaption><p>Option to access the gizmo</p></figcaption></figure>


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