Google Slides Reviews

Free to use when you have a Google Account.

The Mobile App doesn't have much templates and designers like Microsoft PowerPoint.

Google Slides is collaborative, easy-to-use, and technologically advanced. With the help of Google Slides, I was able to successfully create my final portfolio project during my last semester of college with the help of Slides.

Inserting attachments, such as pictures and YouTube Videos, sometimes is quite challenging and doesn't look aesthetically pleasing.

Google Slides gives me the privilege to create and even use other apps like Zoom Presentation. It has a lot of features where one can also create in offline mode and later on present online. I have been using this app for some time now and though there are other ones I use, I think for presentation, this qualifies and it is easy to use.

Hmmm, so far so good. Compared with PowerPoint, I would say almost the same.

What I like most is that it's fully integrated with Chrome and with my Google account.

Sometimes converting and downloading files as ppt results in bad quality.

I enjoy that I can easily share my presentations with other team members. Easily accessible thru drive and other Google platforms.

I feel that the ability to create a bit more in depth presentations could be better.

I've been using this for quick Slide decks; simple layouts, and custom theme feature

animation and transition timelines can be improved

I like about the ease of integration with other apps

It has some hard restraint on api usage. So as a developer I least like about that.

I like the free cost and ease of use with all the features

It still feel a little old school and could use some improved features

I like the attractive design options best.

There is sometimes difficulty transitioning with Microsoft.

I love how easy it is to collaborate and to design beautiful presentations. It is very intuitive.

I don't love the limitations that it has for example with fonts and diagrams.

Google slides is easy to use and integrates well in the google suite. A novice can easily create a slideshow without any problems. There are also some more advanced features for power users.

Google slides doesn't always integrate well with other presentation software. Also, so of their menu structures make it difficult to find the functions you're used to in other programs.

Google Slides is an easy-to-use presentation software. If allows for import of images, videos, and other formats. Being in the Google suite makes its integration with other Google tools seamless. The controls are intuitive and easy to navigate. Sharing to collaborate is also extremely easy.

There is not anything that stands out as a negative with Google Slides.

The ai tools have been very helpful in finding better formats for things

Can’t think of much but maybe expand the media library

The customized templates. I like them because I like to address my customers by name and make each one unique rather than a generic general template

Nothing to dislike really. It's been a good program to me and simple easy to use.

Being able to design and present via mobile is a game changer. We've needed to do that surprisingly frequently. Also the collaboration tools are EVERYTHING.

Not as many advanced features as PowerPoint but it's a tradeoff I don't much mind.

Google slides is the most convenient tool to implement due to it's inclusion within the google suite. This means the training required across the company is minimal and the ability to share is frictionless enabling hundreds of employees to collaborate. Google slides storage is easy with search and the real-time collaboration is a plus.

It is incredibly hard and time consuming to create beautiful visually appealing presentations. We also use Canva and this is just leaps and bounds ahead of Google slides when it comes to design and ease of use. For internal presentations without design requirements Google slides is fine. Once you want to create visually appealing slides as a non-designer it becomes unusable.

Love the various themes! I always use them for my classroom slides and for personal use! I like the ease of use! I also like that you can make it interactive!

Could just be my personal computer and browser, but sometimes it’s unresponsive

Screen sharing and animation is the best when you are creating presentation.

Nothing much. Because I can use it anytime.

Being able to collaborate on the same slide deck is very helpful. Even if people aren't in the document at the same time, one can pick up where the other left off. This prevents sending multiple versions in email and losing track of the most recent versions or worse yet, making updates to an outdated version.

It is sometimes difficult to move items around and format them in Google Slides.

I love Google Slides. I like that it integrates with other Google products and can easily be shared with other Google users.

Although it is easy to find free Google Slides templates, it is often difficult to format the look of the slides exactly as I want to. Formatting is limited to the options in the program.