Gemini Notebook quietly shipped one of its most underrated features: it can generate a full slide deck from your sources. Ask for a presentation and, a minute later, you have a clean, well-structured deck built entirely from your own material.
And then you hit the wall. Those slides live inside a small scroll view in the Studio panel. There is no present button, no full-screen mode, and a faint "Gemini Notebook" watermark sits in the bottom-right corner of every slide. The content is meeting-ready; the container is not.
Premium Deck View is the missing half. It takes the deck Gemini Notebook already made and turns it into an actual presentation — a dark, full-screen stage you launch straight from the notebook, drive from the keyboard, and screen-share without a watermark in the frame.
Launching a presentation
Whenever Notebook OS detects slide images on the page, a floating Present button appears in the bottom-right corner. Click it — or just press P — and the stage opens.
The presenter is built to disappear so your content does not. A centered slide on a dark backdrop. Soft hover zones on the left and right edges with chevrons. A heads-up display along the bottom with a slide counter and a progress bar that fades out after a couple of seconds of stillness, then comes back the moment you move the mouse.
Driving it from the keyboard
You should never have to reach for the mouse mid-talk. Every control has a key:
- ← → or Space — previous / next slide
- PageUp PageDown — works with a clicker too
- Home End — jump to the first or last slide
- F — toggle true browser fullscreen
- Esc — exit back to your notebook
About that watermark
The part people ask about most: yes, the “Gemini Notebook” watermark disappears in Premium Deck View. The honest way to explain how is with an analogy.
In 1983, David Copperfield made the Statue of Liberty vanish on live television. Lady Liberty never actually went anywhere — she stood exactly where she always had. For a moment, the audience simply couldn’t see her.
Premium Deck View does the same trick with the watermark. Inside the presenter, the corner mark drops out of sight, so you can present, screen-share, or record on a clean, professional stage without it ever getting in the way. But — just like the statue — the watermark was never actually removed. It is part of the original slide the whole time; you just don’t see it while you present.
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The practical payoff: you can screen-share the stage on a call, record it for a course, or project it in a room, and the audience sees your slides — not a reminder of which tool generated them.
Turning it on
Premium Deck View is controlled from a single toggle in the side panel footer, labelled Premium Presenter with a PREMIUM badge.
1Open the Notebook OS side panel and scroll to the footer.
2Flip on Premium Presenter. Your choice is remembered between sessions.
3Open any notebook that has a generated slide deck. The floating Present button appears automatically — or press P.
Free vs Pro
Premium Deck View is a Pro feature. The full-screen stage, keyboard control, the auto-hiding HUD, and the clean, watermark-free presenter are all part of Pro — it’s one of the upgrades that keeps Notebook OS independent and actively developed. The extension installs free; Premium Deck View unlocks with Pro.
Where it fits in the workflow
Premium Deck View is the last step in a chain that Notebook OS makes seamless. Use Studio Recipes to turn a conversation into a polished slide deck, pin the result to your Artifact Shelf so you can find it again, then hit P to present it. Notebook to stage, without ever opening PowerPoint or Google Slides.
Gemini Notebook was already good at building the deck. Now you can actually stand up and present it.