Lyslide guides — worship lyric slides, step by step
Everything Lyslide does, one page per task — from a song title to slides on the projector.
Common questions
- How do you make worship lyric slides for church?Make a whole service of worship lyric slides in your browser: AI lyrics search, # and blank lines to cut slides, a running order, one-click PowerPoint export or direct projection. Free, no signup, no install.
- How do you import lyric slides into ProPresenter, OpenLP, EasyWorship or FreeShow?Lyslide exports 7 formats: PPTX for ProPresenter, EasyWorship, PowerPoint and Keynote; OpenLyrics for OpenLP, Quelea and FreeShow; FreeShow's own format, PDF and images.
- How do you make bilingual worship slides with romanization or a translation?Lyslide adds a line-aligned pronunciation or translation under every lyric line: 55 romanization schemes (Pinyin, Zhuyin, Tâi-lô, POJ, Jyutping, Hepburn, Revised Romanization…) and translation into 34 languages.
- How do you project worship lyrics from a browser, without presentation software?In Lyslide, Present opens your console first; press F for full screen or S for a second window on the projector. Space, arrows and any presenter remote advance; B blacks out, T hides the lyrics.
Writing the lyrics · Words into slides
- Add a song and find its lyricsType a title, paste lyrics, or let AI find them
- Text mode: # and blank linesThe two marks that turn a wall of lyrics into slides
- Automatic sectioning and paginationLet the app place the slide breaks
- Paragraph mode: the running orderArrange sections without retyping them
- Preview and check every slideSee what will be projected, before it is
- Autosave, undo, shared-song warningsNo save button, and a warning before you affect other services
Languages · Romanization and translation
- Add romanizationA pronunciation line under each lyric
- Add a translationA translated line under each lyric, aligned
- Bring your own translationPaste the version your church uses; see it align line by line
- Stacking order and translation sizeDecide what sits above what
- Line breaking for your scriptThai, Lao, Khmer, Burmese, Korean, Vietnamese and Chinese, set correctly
- AI checks, previews and allowanceWhat it refuses to waste, how to undo it, how much is left
How it looks · Backgrounds, type, layout
- Choose a backgroundBuilt-in library, free stock photos, or your own pictures
- Generate a background with AIPick a scene and a style, or let it read the lyrics
- Per-song backgrounds, or one for allA different image each song, or one across the service
- Type: size, weight, colour, spacingSet once, applied to every slide in every project
- Layout: shape, position, dimmingSlide ratio, where the text sits, and keeping it readable over a photo
- Global design and syncing itSet the look once, for every song and every device
Presenting · Your screen to the projector
- Start presentingBrowser to projector — no export, no second app
- Advancing slidesKeyboard, presenter remote, tap or scroll
- Clearing the screen mid-serviceB for black, T to keep the background and drop the words
- Jumping around during the serviceA docked setlist, section dots, and the next song
- Dual screen: console and outputLyrics on the projector, controls on your own screen
- Checks before you go onWhat is unarranged, what will overflow, what has no background
- What is protected while you presentThe interruptions suppressed, and the mistakes absorbed
Sharing & exporting · Handing your work to other people
- Export: choosing a formatPowerPoint, PDF, images, or a native projection file
- Export options, packaging, file namesA default format, a second one afterwards, names you can tell apart
- Share a read-only linkOne link for the whole team, always the current version
- Project files and importing a libraryTake a whole service with you, or bring OpenLP across
- Sheet music: uploading and scanningAttach the score to the song, paper copies included
- How musicians get the musicThe same share link, plus reference links per song
Your account · Projects, song library, sign-in, preferences
- A project is one serviceOne gathering, one set
- Browsing your servicesProjects and Setlist, one card each, ordered by service date
- Your song librarySongs live in your account, not inside one service
- Signing in and cloud syncOptional — but your work then follows you between devices
- What you are storingSongs, scores and images, with what is using what
- Your data is yoursExport everything, delete the account yourself
- Language, dark mode, install34 languages, light or dark, on your desktop if you want
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