How to Control Google Slides from Your Phone
Turn your phone into a Google Slides remote in two minutes, with no app or hardware. Advance slides, read speaker notes, and share control with co-presenters.
Read articlePractical tips for Google Slides. From your first phone remote to presenting with a team.
Turn your phone into a Google Slides remote in two minutes, with no app or hardware. Advance slides, read speaker notes, and share control with co-presenters.
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180 good debate topics sorted by level and theme, each with the angle that makes it arguable. Easy and fun motions, high school and college topics, and how to word your own.
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Set Google Slides to autoplay and loop: the slideshow's Auto-play and Loop options, or a published link that starts and restarts by itself. Speeds, limits and fixes.
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Full-screen slides for the audience, speaker notes for you: set up Google Slides Presenter View in 3 steps, then keep notes private on Zoom, Meet, one screen or your phone.
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How to add a transition in Google Slides, apply it to every slide, change its speed or remove it, and what you can and can't time between slides.
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Fix Google Slides video playback problems by checking source access, Drive processing, playback settings and browser permissions, then verify audience sound.
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See speaker notes on iPhone, iPad or Android: compare Google Slides casting controls with a phone notes display for a laptop presentation.
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Google Slides has no countdown button. Add a timer with a YouTube timer video, the Slides Timer extension, Presenter view's clock, or a private timer on your phone.
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Add music, sound effects or a voice-over to Google Slides from Google Drive, make it play automatically or across slides, and fix audio that won't play.
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Add speaker notes in Google Slides on a computer or in the app, bring back a hidden notes box, format your notes, and see them while you present.
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Make Google Slides look good with the tools already in Slides: themes, theme colors and fonts in the theme builder, layouts, alignment guides and fewer words. Step by step.
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Share Google Slides on Zoom without showing your speaker notes: share only the slideshow window, keep notes on your screen or phone, and check what the audience sees.
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Put a video in Google Slides from YouTube or Google Drive, add a clip filmed on your phone, trim it, choose when it plays and check it before you present.
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Record a Google Slides presentation with your voice or webcam using the Record button, a screen recorder or narration on each slide, and keep your notes off the video.
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Print Google Slides with your speaker notes, or save them as a PDF, from Print preview. Which layout keeps the notes, handout options, and fixes for missing notes.
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Add Google Slides animations and transitions, choose when each effect starts, reveal lists one line at a time, and rehearse a reliable presentation sequence.
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Use Google Slides keyboard shortcuts to move, jump to a slide, blank the screen and open notes. Includes a rehearsal checklist and fixes for unresponsive keys.
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Show Google Slides on a TV using a laptop cable, Google Cast or AirPlay. Choose a compatible connection, keep notes private and troubleshoot the audience display.
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Turn on Google Slides captions, check microphone access and confirm the audience can read them. Includes a rehearsal checklist and fixes for missing captions.
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Prepare Google Slides for an offline presentation: save your deck, rehearse without a connection, and keep a local fallback for notes, media and slide control.
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Learn how to co-present in Google Slides: sync speaker notes, share slide control, apply the 5-5-5 rule, and present from your phone.
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Learn how to set up a countdown timer for your presentation using a Mac, web browser, or PowerPoint. Pace your talk properly to finish exactly on time.
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How to add a co-presenter in Google Slides — via Google Meet (paid Workspace) or Copresent, which works in any video call. Step-by-step setup plus a comparison.
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