If you want to create a presentation but don’t have Microsoft PowerPoint, you have alternatives. This guide walks you through how to use Google Slides.

How to Use Google Slides Google Slide is a powerful presentation tool from Google to help you create slideshows and presentations. It's part of Google Drive and you access it from drive.google.com ...

Learn how to download Google Slides as PDF with speaker notes. Use Download, Print, and Print preview option to convert slides to PDF.

If you're making a presentation in Google Slides, it can be useful to know how to show and hide slides. Here's how to do it.

Slide Layouts are templates that contain placeholders for content. This tutorial shows how to change slide layouts in Google Slides.

Enable Google Slides autoplay when publishing to the web Do you plan to embed your Slides presentation on a website? You can activate autoplay and loop from the publish settings in Google Slides.

Learn how to annotate in Google Slides while you present. Make your presentations more engaging, interactive and impactful with this guide.

When you hide slides in Google Slides, they won't show up when you present, but will still be there when you return to your slideshow's overview.

You can edit Google Docs, Google Sheets, and Google Slides offline, without an internet connection—here's how to do it on desktop and mobile.

Google Slides is an incredible alternative to Microsoft PowerPoint. It offers everything you'd expect and you can even add audio to your presentation.

What’s your experience presenting Slides in Google Meet? Do you find the ability to present slides within the same Google Meet browser tab helpful?

However, Google Slides has no built in timer function, which means the best way to do it is to add a YouTube video with a timer to each slide. Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories.