Templates for Keynote (Nobody‪)‬ 4+

Name: Templates for Keynote (Nobody)
Price: 3.99 CAD
Rating: 3.9 (15 reviews)
Author: Till-Eugen Koenitzer

An amazing add-on for Keynote

Till-Eugen Koenitzer

- 3,9 • 15 notes

- 3,99 $

Description

"Expand the possibilities of Apple’s Keynote app with this productivity app." - AppAdvice

AMAZING ADD-ON FOR KEYNOTE
Templates for Keynote (for iPad, iPhone, iPod touch) is an amazing add-on for Apple's Keynote app. It provides 70 stunning templates for Keynote, each with over 20 ready-to-use slides to suit everyone's needs.

EASILY CUSTOMIZABLE
Once opened in Keynote you can apply your own colors, fonts, pictures, animations, etc.

REQUEST TEMPLATES
Tell us what templates you would like to see in the next update.

UNIVERSAL APP
This app works on iPad, iPhone and iPod touch. Therefore, do not forget to download this app onto your other devices - for free! - provided you purchased the app once.

IMPORTANT: KEYNOTE REQUIRED!!!
Make sure you own Keynote for iOS - Apple's presentation app. In order to open any of the templates, you need to have Keynote installed on your device. You can download Keynote from the App Store. The only reason why you would not be able to open a template is if you did not have Keynote installed on your device!

29 mai 2018

Version 1.3.1

Apple a mis à jour cette app afin d’afficher l’icône de l’app Apple Watch.

This is a minor update with stability and performance improvements. New templates are in the works!

3,9 sur 5

15 notes

Great App!

Tons of different designs to pick from. Much better than the plain Keynote designs. Easy to use.

Only Background Images

Yes, there are 70 different layouts with 70 different backgrounds. Yes, the background images are customizable. Yes, the layouts are easy to install (requires internet connection).

However, there are no custom graphic elements. There are no custom bullets. There are no paragraph styles. If you're looking for background images that are ubiquitous in purpose look no further.

Le développeur, Till-Eugen Koenitzer, n’a pas fourni de détails à Apple sur ses pratiques en matière de confidentialité et son traitement des données.