If you work in Google Drive, you probably get frustrated with how much time it takes to finetune your slide presentations so they look both professional and attractive. There's a much easier way: Google Slide templates.
This article will show you how to use Google Slide templates or make your own in just a few minutes.
But first…
Google Slides templates allow you to use preformatted slide presentations that are already designed for what you’re working on: pitch decks, project presentations, and more. Using a Google Slides template can speed up repeatable processes like creating sales decks or status reports, since you don't have to start fresh every time.
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To access Google Slide templates, go to Google Slides (you can find it by typing slides.google.com into your search bar). At the top right, click Template Gallery. Then click the template you want to use. By default, only the most popular templates are currently visible — but we'll show you how to access all of them.
To see all possible Google Slide templates, click the Template gallery button in the top right. This button lets you move between general templates (available to all Google users) and custom templates on your domain (if you’re on a paid Google Workspace account).
General templates should look something like this:
If you're looking for more template options than what's visible on the "General" page, your best bet is using a third-party add-on with the type of templates you want. You can find all kinds of third-party options by searching the Google Workspace Marketplace.
However, keep in mind that this marketplace isn't just for templates. It includes all types of functionality for all Google docs (Slides, Docs, Sheets, etc.)
Some options you may want to consider:
Once you’re looking at the templates:
If it looks like you’re seeing templates in a foreign language, it’s likely "Lorem ipsum”. This is standard dummy text that's used as a placeholder in templates (not just Google's templates but in all sorts of templates). To fix it, simply replace the Lorem ipsum text with your own words.
Paid Google Workspace accounts allow users to turn an existing presentation into a template. If you’re not on a paid account, skip to these instructions.
Go to Apps > Google Workspace > Drive and Docs > Templates.
Check the box to enable custom templates for your organization.
Optionally, you can organize custom templates by category:
Choose who can save templates. Your options are Open (anyone can add or remove templates), Moderated (same as Open, but designated admins have to approve templates, or Restricted (only designated admins can approve templates).
Click Save.
While these saved presentations aren’t as convenient as a real Google Slide template, they're a good option for personal use. If you’d like to share your saved presentation with anyone else, be sure to make a copy first. This way, your collaborator won't be able to edit or accidentally delete your original version. Or, you can organize your templates into a Google Drive folder, duplicate the folder, and then share with anyone you like.
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