How to Convert Presentations from Google Slides to PowerPoint
PowerPoint and Google Slides are currently the most popular presentation software. Some people will prefer one to the other, and PowerPoint has been around for a longer time, but both programs have found a way to be compatible with each other’s files. In this new Slidesgo School tutorial, you’ll learn how to convert your Google Slides presentation into a PowerPoint presentation.
How to Export a Google Slides Presentation to PowerPoint — From Google Slides
- Open your presentation in Google Slides.
- Click File → Download → Microsoft PowerPoint (.pptx).
- A copy of your Google Slides presentation will be saved as a .pptx file (PowerPoint file format).
How to Export a Google Slides Presentation to PowerPoint — From Google Drive
- Access your Google Drive.
- Select the presentation you want to download.
- Right-click → Download.
- A copy of your Google Slides presentation will be saved as a .pptx file (PowerPoint file format).
How to Adjust Your Google Slides Presentation in PowerPoint
- Most likely, the font used in your Google Slides presentation won’t be installed in your PC. All Google Slides presentations use fonts from Google Fonts. As for our templates, you’ll find URLs to each font that we’ve used. For more information, please refer to the “How to Change, Embed or Add Fonts in PowerPoint” tutorial.
- The color of the hyperlinks present in your Google Slides presentation could revert to PowerPoint’s default blue if that color wasn’t set in the master slides. For more information, please refer to the “How to Add or Change Themes in Google Slides” tutorial.
- If any picture or image was rotated in your Google Slides presentation, it will go back to its original position in PowerPoint, so you’ll need to re-adjust it.
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