Google Slides is a feature-packed PowerPoint alternative. The free tool comes with style and formatting add-ons to elevate your presentation in no time. One such option is the ability to insert bullet ...

How to Use Google Slides Google Slide is a powerful presentation tool from Google to help you create slideshows and presentations. It's part of Google Drive and you access it from drive.google.com To ...

Google Slides has built-in slides, to which users can add their designs. Google Slide users can change the font, font color, and background of the Slide. They can also change the theme of the slide.

Parth, the digital nerd, dances between the realms of Android and iPhone like a tech-savvy tango. With a keyboard as his compass, he navigates the binary seas, uncovering hidden gems and unraveling ...

Millions of people use Google Slides, so an ecosystem of add-ons has sprung up to help you make more engaging presentations. Read on for five free ways to boost your next deck. Google Slides offers a ...

Google Workspace is meant to allow its users to collaborate in real-time. As AI moves into all areas, it will become much easier and more exciting to use. Google has also introduced the capabilities ...

In many ways, Google Slides is similar to Microsoft PowerPoint, so it should come as no surprise to learn that it is possible to lock pictures or objects in Google Slides. The question is, how do we ...

Google added a pen tool to let a presenter add marks on Google Slides; the pen joins the laser pointer option as a way to draw attention to parts of your presentation. While laser pointer lines ...

To use Google Slides Speaker Spotlight, open Google Slides in Chrome, select the Speaker Spotlight icon or go to Insert > Speaker Spotlight, and choose a shape. Customize it via the Format menu, and ...

Open a presentation in Chrome, then record with video inset as you present for up to 30 minutes. Google Slides now lets you record a presentation with inset video from your webcam. Each recording may ...

One of the shifts we've seen in computing in recent years is from desktop software to web apps that load up in the browser, and Google has been at the forefront of it: Online tools such as Google Docs ...