Content & media

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  1. Media library The media library keeps every image, GIF, and video you upload to Slides in one place, so you can find and reuse your media across all of your presentations. It opens automatica...
  2. Images Add images as flexible content blocks that you can position, resize, crop, and style directly in the editor. Upload your own files, reuse team assets, search for stock media, or...
  3. SVG and vector graphics SVG images stay crisp at any size, which makes them ideal for logos, icons, and diagrams. Upload and insert them through the media library: select Image on the left side of the ...
  4. Videos Add a video block when motion, a demonstration, or recorded footage explains an idea better than a static slide. Videos can sit alongside other content or fill the slide as a ba...
  5. Iframes Iframe blocks embed interactive content from other websites directly inside a slide. Use them for maps, videos, prototypes, data visualizations, 3D models, and other web experie...
  6. YouTube and Vimeo Play YouTube and Vimeo videos directly in your presentation with an Iframe block. 1. Copy the video's URL from YouTube or Vimeo. 2. Add an Iframe block in the editor. 3. Paste t...
  7. Charts Use a Chart block to turn tabular data into a visual comparison. Charts work well for showing changes over time, comparing categories, or explaining how parts relate to a whole....
  8. Tables Use a Table block to organize structured information directly on a slide. Tables are useful for comparisons, schedules, specifications, and any content that is easier to scan in...
  9. Drawing, lines and arrows Use freehand drawing, lines, and arrows to annotate a slide, connect ideas, or draw attention to important content. Draw freehand Select Pen from the insert toolbar, then draw d...
  10. Lightboxes Lightboxes let viewers open an image or video in a large overlay without leaving the current slide. Use them to reveal a detailed image, offer an optional video, or add interact...
  11. Adding links Links make a presentation interactive by letting viewers open a website or move directly to another slide. You can make an entire content block clickable or add a link to select...
  12. Variables Variables let text display information that can change from one deck, slide, or viewing date to another. They are useful for reusable titles and bylines, dates, and slide counte...
  13. Code blocks Use the Code block to display syntax highlighted code in a presentation. Select a language and theme, then type or paste your code. Highlighting updates in real time. Line numbe...
  14. Math formulas and TeX Use the Math block to display mathematical formulas in your presentation. It accepts TeX input and renders the result in real time. Try it with this sample formula: tex f(x) = \...
  15. Google Maps Add an interactive map to show a venue, an office location, or a route. Viewers can pan and zoom the map right inside your presentation. Maps are embedded with the editor's Ifra...
  16. Tableau Tableau provides script based embed code, which Slides does not support for security reasons. You can embed a Tableau Public view using its iframe compatible URL instead. Tablea...