Google Slides is a presentation program that’s part of Google Workspace, a group of productivity apps that also includes Gmail, Google Sheets, Goole Docs, Google Meet, and more. Workspace has more than 3 billion users worldwide.
With Google Slides, users can create, present, and collaborate via online presentations from various devices. You can present during Google Meet calls directly from Slides and embed charts from Google Sheets. You can also add YouTube videos to Slides presentations.
Google recently announced plans to add artificial intelligence features like its Gemini AI tool to its Workspace programs, which include Slides. Users will be able to use Gemini to create images or written content for slides, or even reference other files in their Drives or emails in their Gmail accounts.
What is Google Slides?
Google Slides is a cloud-based presentation program that’s part of the Google Workspace. Google Slides can be used to create and deliver presentations online.
Several different themes are available in Slides for designing presentations. Users can customize Slides presentations in a variety of colors and styles. You can add photos, videos from YouTube, charts from Google Sheets, and information from many other sources. Different members of a team can contribute and collaborate on the presentation in real time.
There’s no specific limit on how many slides you can add to your Google Slides presentation, but there is a 100 MB file size limit.
How to download Google Slides
To access Google Slides, visit slides.google.com.
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You can also open Slides while Gmail or Google Chrome is open by clicking on the Google Apps icon in the upper-right corner (shown as three rows of dots) and selecting Slides.