Choosing publication type
When you create a new project in Maglr, you choose its publication type. The publication type sets how readers move through the project, for example page by page horizontally or through stacked subpages. Which publication types you can choose depends on your subscription. If a type you need isn't shown, contact Maglr.

Choosing a publication type for a new project
You choose the publication type on the first screen of creating a new project, titled "What would you like to publish?". To create a project with a publication type:
- In the project overview, click the
Create new projecttile. - Enter a name for the project in the
Project namefield. - Click the card of the publication type you want, such as
Slide publication,Stack publicationorMicro content. Slide publication is selected by default. - Click
Start new project. - On the "Start new or choose a prefilled example" screen, select
Start a new projectand clickEmpty projector an example, or selectStart from a copyand click the project you want to copy. - On the "Select the pages" screen, choose the pages to start with and click
Create project.
To switch a project between a slide publication and a stack publication, see Switch publication type.
Slide publication
A slide publication is a multi-page publication that readers move through horizontally, page by page, using a navigation interface. Slide publications suit digital magazines, annual reports, presentations and product brochures.
Read more in Slide publications.
Stack publication
A stack publication is one main page, a long read, with in-depth subpages that open stacked on top of it. Stack publications suit interactive campaigns, presentations and brochures.
Whether you can choose a stack publication depends on your subscription. If you don't see it when you create a new project, contact Maglr.
Read more in Stack publications.
Micro content
Micro content is a single visual page without a navigation interface. You can publish micro content to its own URL or embed it in a website or blog. Micro content suits separate landing pages, campaign pages, infographics and branded editorial stories.
Whether you can choose micro content depends on your subscription. If you don't see it when you create a new project, contact Maglr.
Updated on: 20/10/2026