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Google Slides

Google’s free browser-based presentation tool with real-time co-editing. Official info checked.

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Our take: A free, real-time collaborative presentation tool for teams and students, though recording and some advanced Gemini features need paid Workspace.

  • Free with a Google Account
  • Real-time co-editing
  • Some features need paid Workspace
  • Not tested by us yet
  • ? China access — not tested yet

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Checked 28 Sep 2026 · from official pricing and help pages · not tested hands-on yet

Free planYes (Google Account)
Paid fromWorkspace (price not confirmed)
Sign-upGoogle Account required

Your data: Files are stored in Google’s cloud, and files created or edited after June 1, 2021 count toward your account’s 15 GB storage.

Data sheet

Every row shows how we know it

Who can use itAnyone with a Google Account, free Official
Storage15 GB per account, shared with Gmail, Drive, Photos Official
File compatibilityConvert or directly edit PowerPoint files Official
OfflineChrome or Edge after turning on offline Official
Workspace priceNot confirmed Not tested
Access from China— Not tested

When to use it

Pick it when several people need to build one deck at the same time and share it by link.

Before you use it

Complex PowerPoint animations and fonts can change after import, so check before presenting.

How to use it

  1. Open Google Slides with your Google Account.
  2. Pick a blank deck or template, or upload a PPTX.
  3. Use Share to grant edit or comment access and work together.

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Alternatives

  • Canva — Design-template-led decksCloud
  • LibreOffice — Free offline ImpressOn-device

Checked 28 Sep 2026 · compiled from official information, not yet tested by us. Found something outdated? Tell us. · Google Slides (official)

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