How to Use Animations and Transitions in Google Slides

 How to Use Animations and Transitions in Google Slides

Google Slides is a cloud-based presentation creation application that allows users to create online presentations. Like Microsoft Power Point, Google Slides also has a variety of similar features.

One of them features transitions and animations on slides. This feature is useful for making slides move according to the form of transitions and animations that the user selects.

Transitions and animations move Google Slides slides and objects which will give the slides an attractive appearance.

If you are a first-time Google Slides user or are not familiar with the layout of some of its features, you might be a little confused about how to use the animations and transitions features in Google Slides.

How to use the transition feature in Google Slides

• Open your file in Google Slides

• Click the "Slides" menu

• Select "Transitions"

• On the "Slide Transition" menu, select the transition form you want

• If you want to use transitions across slides, click “Apply to all slides”

• Select “Play” to see a preview of the type of transition used

How to use the animation feature in Google Slides

• Open your file in Google Slides

• Click the "Slides" menu

• Select "Transitions"

• Select one of the elements you want to animate (example: logo image you want to animate)

• Click "Add animation"

• Select the desired type of animation and the duration of the animation continuity

• If you want to use transitions across slides, click “Apply to all slides”

• Select “Play” to see a preview of the type of transition used

How to remove the use of transition or animation features

To remove the existing animation and transition features in Google Slides is almost the same using the same method. The method:

• Open your file in Google Slides

• Click the "Slides" menu

• Select “Transition” or “Animation”

• To remove the transition feature click "None" while to remove the animation select the "trash icon in the right corner"

That's a bit of info on how to use the transition and animation features in Google Slides, hope it helps.