Using the columns environment in beamer one can easily align two images side by side in frame, so that both images take up the whole side they are assigned.
The following minimal working example shows how to do this:
% How to align two images side by side in beamer \documentclass % Theme choice \usetheme \begin \begin % start the columns environment and set the % positioning of the content inside the columns at % the top with the T specifier \begin[c] % create the column with the first image, that occupies % half of the slide \begin \begin \centering \includegraphics[width=0.8\textwidth] \caption \end \end % create the column with the second image, that also % occupies half of the slide \begin \begin \centering \includegraphics[width=0.9\textwidth] \caption \end \end \end \end \endCompiling this code yields:
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Comments:
By changing the option [c] to [b], we get content bottom vertically aligned. Here is the output:
To get top alignment, we add the option [T] to columns environment and here is what we get:
Fore more details, I invite you to check this lesson: “Create and customize columns in Beamer“. If you liked this tutorial, please share it!
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