Google Slides Reviews

Overall, Google Slides helps in creating quick and simple presentation easily. It is available on smartphones as well as on web application. It can enough feature to create basic looking presentation.

- It is simple to use and helps in creating customized slides easily.
- It can be integrated with other google applications as well as web browsers.
- All the projects are auto-saved.
- The projects can be collaborated with other participants.
- The user interface is intuitive and user-friendly.

- It lacks adding some features like graphics and visual elements to the slides.

Overall, Google Slides is an easy-to-use tool to create presentations with lots of customization. The tools help in visualizing ideas and showcasing them into the presentations.

- Google Slide helps tremendously in presenting visual representation of ideas through its useful tools.
- Along with text, images and videos, it also allows attaching voice-overs to presentations.
- It is user-friendly and easy to use.
- It allows converting presentation into PDFs.

- The things this application lacks in is Animations. Aside from that, it is a productive tool to create presentations.

It is simple, easy to use, and works well for group presentations. It saves to the cloud so that everyone can edit and keep track of the most recent changes.

It is so simple to jump in and create a solid presentation. There is a very small learning curve in comparison to other softwares, and a variety of great templates that make it easy to have beautiful presentations. I also love the collaborative aspect of slides, and have used it for many group presentations.

It can be a bit slow to update when multiple people are editing the slides at the same time, but it's a very minor problem. Other than that, it works well for what I need!

Overall, Google Slides is an easy to tool that can create attractive presentation slides effortlessly. There are multiple tools available which helps in adding resources in slides to make it more intuitive.

- Google Slides helps in creating interactive and attractive slides, which helps in presenting ideas.
- Slides can be easily converted into PDF document.
- It allows adding multiple elements like pictures, music and voice-overs in slides.
- Slides can be easily created from the pre available templates in the application.

- While importing PPT made on PowerPoint, there can be multiple challenges faced by the user like misalignment of layout.

Overall, I would strongly suggest using Google Slides if you do a lot of presentations for your job. It can be accessed on any device if you at least have your login information to email. It is nice, you don't have to save it on a flashdrive.

Google slides has so many pros. Some of my favorites are the ease of use and how you can quickly make a presentation look professional without having to spend hours on it. I also love how you can share the slides with people on your team so it can be a group effort to create a presentation.

I wish there were more layout options for me to use.

Google Slides is a good, free PowerPoint alternative with a slightly smaller featureset. It's great for students or people who don't want to pay for the entire Microsoft Office suite.

- can be used from any device with a web browser
- built in cloud saving
- supports basic transitions
- some premade templates available
- can save to PowerPoint format
- completely free

- not as many features as PowerPoint, especially when it comes to transitions and multimedia support

Very pleased and glad that I can save and use all of my presentations as resources later when needed.

Truly the best platform to create a presentation that you'll be confident in! Its been so helpful to easily share it with colleagues who can offer me feedback and encouragement.

The themes can sometimes be a little limiting, but I am usually able to edit them to meet my preferences.

Google Slides is a great presentation-maker, with excellent collaborative tools, easy-to-use interface, super helpful integration with GSuite, it cross-platform and cloud-based! And best of all, it's free.

- All you require is a google account to start creating presentations for free
- Everything is stored in the cloud!
- Since everything is interlinked with GSuite, it's great to have the options to upload images from drive, add YouTube videos etc.
- Simple interface and beginner-friendly.
- Easy to share and work on the same presentation with anybody.

- Not a lot of features like PowerPoint.
- Sometimes there is compatibility issues when opening presentations made with PowerPoint and vice-versa, which can be a pain.

I thoroughly enjoy using Google Slides. It's very convenient being able to share projects effortlessly with other team members.

I really appreciate how user friendly Google Slides is, it's very simple to learn how to use it as it guides you through the process step by step. It's also helpful having the search option if you can't find a specific function on your own. I like being able to share the project with others and leave notes with commentary for presentation purposes.

It took a small period of adjustment after being used to Microsoft presentation.

Everything in Google and Microsoft's office suites are pretty reliable and can be interchangeable with each other if you keep track of your file types. Google Slides is a great, free replacement for Powerpoint if you don't want to pay for it and don't have access to an .edu email. I find students tend to prefer using the Google office suite products over Microsoft's, and when I was a student, this was the case for my peers as well. Students won't have to download anything and only need to be able to work a browser. Collaboration is easy, but you'll need a good internet connection while you work.

It works essentially exactly like Powerpoint. Whatever you can do in Powerpoint, you can do in Slides and themed slides you find online for Powerpoint will also work in Slides too. Professionally, I usually went with Powerpoint, but during my college years I preferred Slides because I typically found it easier to use in group projects. You can also easily work in Slides and then switch over to Powerpoint if you need to do some offline work elsewhere.

Unlike Powerpoint, you'll need an internet connection to keep working. If your connection isn't good, be prepared for a lot of frustration if you don't have another similar program on hand. Like Sheets, I've had some times where it just froze for seemingly no reason, but this didn't happen enough to make it annoying or unusable.

I am using Google Slides from the very start of the product. My main reason to use Google slides was that the desktop presentation application cannot handle large files and crashes so often in case of large data. Many people can work on the slides simultaneously because of online collaboration.

All of the content is saved to the drive and is easily accessible in any format like pdf, ppt, and so on. I would definitely recommend slides for a group of people where collaboration is the key.

(+) One can use google slides with ease and adapt to it.
(+) It is completely free and comes with a 15GB data storage attached to Gmail for the free version where the enterprise version gets 30GB.
(+) Google slides provide very good recommendations for shapes, layouts, designs, and structures.
(+) Multiple collaborators can put comments on the presentation.
(+) One can easily export the presentation as pdf or ppt

(-) Editing slides is easy on desktop presentation compared with Google slides
(-) Importing slides from another presentation is not handy.

Overall the best alternative of PowerPoint. Usage can be done from any device and can add the notes if required. Easily collaboration with the team members. Works very easily and little or no training required for making presentations

For making presentations, sharing with the team, group working etc can be done easily with google slides. It provide all the tools of Presentation slide with animations. All the slides will made easily and save on drive as well. Can be used from anywhere anytime.

On mobile application, the animation slightly buffering might be due to low ram usage or network strength. Menu bar shows icons only and full details not visible.

I really like this program and use it for just about all my presentations whether for conferences or elsewhere.

I've used this extensively and love how easy it is to use and accessible from anywhere as well which is great.

Some minor formatting options aren't as doable like automation but it's good.

Overall I'm a huge fan of google slides. Our business used to use powerpoint before I got here and i have transitioned us to google slides and it has saved a ton of back and fourth between design and management. It also made it a lot easier to quickly update and distribute documents without getting lost in old versions.

The collaboration abilities of google slide are unparalleled. Powerpoint lets me get a little more detailed but it is a nightmare to share decks which is very important when working with a team.

not as many design features as I would like. could offer some more bells and whistles