If you’ve already mastered charts and graphs, resized your images, learned how make lists, and tried out the new, streamlined publishing flow, here are a few cool new features of Haiku Deck 2.0 that you can access from the Main screen.

Copy Decks

Haiku Deck already saves business users so much time that Walt Mossberg once commented the app would raise the national GDP, but pitches and presentations can now be easily modified for a new client, event, or meeting. Just tap and hold to copy a whole deck. (John James and Greg Bamford: This one’s for you!)

Copy a deck with a long press

Lowercase Text

In our original release of Haiku Deck, we kept things simple with uppercase text for most of our themes, but if that doesn’t work for you, you can now turn auto-capitalization off from the Main screen. Just click the Settings icon in the lower right corner, then toggle the filter ON or OFF.

Toggling auto-capitalization on and off

Commercial Images Filter

This feature is not new, but it’s in a new place. Haiku Deck puts millions of beautiful, high-quality, Creative Commons-licensed images at your fingertips. Some Creative Commons licenses specifically exclude commercial use, so if you’re creating a Haiku Deck to use for business purposes, it’s a good idea to set this to ON. Simply tap the Settings icon, then adjust the toggle.

Haiku Deck Gallery

Looking for a little inspiration? Click the new GALLERY button in the lower left corner to see the best Haiku Decks from our awesome community of creative thinkers. Tap Featured Decks to see informative, inspiring decks from a wide-range of topics, hand-picked by our team. Choose Most Popular to see the week’s most viewed decks. (Tip: To submit your deck for consideration, email us a link to gallery@haikudeck.com, or tweet it with the hashtag #hdgallery.)

Browsing the Haiku Deck Gallery, right from the app

What new features would you like to see in the next version? Let us know in the comments!