Google Slides - Create presentations on-the-go

Are you tired of wrestling with PowerPoint or dancing with Keynote? Say hello to your new favorite tool for creating killer presentations on the go! Whether you're a business pro, a student superstar, or just someone who loves to impress, we've got all the bells and whistles you need to knock their socks off. So say goodbye to boring slides and hello to sleek designs, snazzy animations, and seamless collaboration. It's time to level up your presentation game without breaking a sweat. Let's rock those slides together!

Features of Google Slides:

- Generating new presentations or editing existing ones

- Sharing and collaborating on presentations simultaneously

- Working offline as well as anywhere, anytime

- Commenting on slides and receiving responses

- Adding and organizing slides, formatting text and shapes, among other functions

- Directly presenting from a mobile device

- Automatic saving of work to prevent data loss

- Instant creation of attractive slides with intelligent suggestions

- Displaying slides during video calls – scheduled meetings are seamlessly integrated

Additional Benefits:

Collaborating online on a single presentation with partners, team members, or external contacts by regulating editing permissions.

Commencing projects from scratch or utilizing templates for quick initiation along with enriching them through various multimedia elements.

Compatibility across multiple devices including PCs, Macs, mobiles,and tablets allowing flexibility in accessing and presenting slides at any time.

Further details about Google Workspace can be explored at: https://workspace.google.com/products/slides/

Google Slides app guide

Upload images and content directly into your presentation

One of the key features of Google Slides is that it is easy to simply copy and paste an image or piece of content you find from a webpage directly into your presentation. The challenge using this method though is that webpages from external websites can move content, change servers, run into errors, and could shut down over time. This can affect how your images or content you've copied from a webpage work in your presentation, as it can cause errors or images/content can become unable to display over time.

We recommend saving any image or content from an existing source and uploading it directly into your Google Slide presentation. This way the content is managed from your Google Drive account and no longer relies on the existing source to use it.

Please note, the use case of background images can tend to cause problems with slide optimization and playback over time. We recommend limiting the use of or removing background images from your slides completely while using the Google Slides app with ScreenCloud.

Avoid using embedded videos, animations (.GIF), or special effects/transitions

ScreenCloud's Google Slide app currently does not support the following:

Embedded videos to autoplay

Animation images (.GIF)

Special effects and transitions between slides

While you can have this content in your presentation, the Google Slides app will not be able to load this content properly. We recommend removing any embedded videos, opting to upload the video you'd like to use as an MP4 file directly into ScreenCloud, or by using our YouTube or Vimeo app for streaming video.

We also advise removing any animations (.GIF) from your presentation as ScreenCloud is not able to display these file with Google Slides. Please see How to Display GIFs with ScreenCloud to learn which apps can display GIFs.

Any other special effects or transitions you can keep in your slides, though they will not appear while using the Google Slides app, so we recommend that you avoid using them.

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Notice Regarding Permissions:

Calendar access is utilized for joining video calls via calendar invites.

Camera permissions facilitate camera functionality in video calls as well as image insertion.

Access to Contacts assists in suggesting individuals to add to files or share materials with others.

The microphone feature enables audio transmission during video calls.

Storage permission aids in adding images and accessing files stored in USB or SD storage.