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How to Import Canva Presentations into Google Slides

By: Author Diana

Posted on Last updated: November 17, 2023

Categories Digital Art , Canva

One Canva feature that people often forget is its ability to make beautiful presentations. With tons of pre-made templates, Canva makes it easy to spice up even the most boring of topics. But, what do you do if you want to use Canva within Google Slides? How do you import them?

To import Canva presentations into Google Slides, design your slides in Canva. Then, either connect your Canva account to Google Drive, or download your presentation as a PowerPoint file. Import it into Google Slides. You can also download your Canva presentation as images to import into your Google Slides presentation.

There are a number of ways to import your Canva presentations into Google Slides. The method you choose will depend on your preferences and what you need to do.

Let’s dive in.

Option 1: Connect Your Google Drive Account to Canva

Canva can connect to Google Drive. This makes it quick and easy to share your presentation with your Google Drive account, which will then open it in Google Slides. There you go!

That said, you may not be comfortable connecting your Canva account to your Google Drive account. If that’s the case, skip to option 2.

If you are comfortable connecting your Canva and Google Drive accounts, here’s what you need to do.

1. Create your presentation in Canva.

Even though your slides will be editable once they’re imported into Google Slides, I still suggest designing them fully in Canva. Especially if you have Canva Pro, this will give you access to all of Canva’s amazing templates, images, design elements to make your presentation awesome.

2. Once you’re done, click the “Share” button and the “More” button

After you’ve finished designing your presentation in Canva, click on the “Share” button in the top right corner. Scroll down until you see the “More” button. Click on it.

3. Choose the Google Drive option

There are a LOT of options to share, save, and download your presentation. Find the Google Drive option within the Save section.

4. Connect your Canva and Google Drive accounts

If your Canva and Google Drive accounts aren’t connected already, you’ll need to go through a series of steps and permissions to connect them. Again, if you’re not comfortable with this, go to option 2.

5. Choose where you want to save your presentation and save it as a PPTX document

Once your Canva and Google Drive accounts are connected, you need to choose where in your Google Drive you want to save your presentation. Choose the folder that works for you.

Next, choose your file type. In order for the conversion to Google Slides to work properly, you’ll want to save your presentation as a Microsoft PowerPoint document (PPTX).

6. Use your Canva presentation in Google Slides!

When you share your PPTX file to your Google Drive account, it should open in Google Slides.

The great thing about this option is that you can still edit your presentation! You can edit the text, move things around, and make the changes you need.

But, if you don’t want to connect your Canva and Google Drive accounts, the good news is that option 2 lets you edit your presentations as well. And, it’s only a few more steps than option 1.

Option 2: Import a PowerPoint Presentation into Google Slides

With this method, we’ll be downloading your Canva presentation as a PowerPoint presentation and then importing it into a Google Slides presentation. Let’s walk through it step-by-step.

3. Download your presentation as a Microsoft PowerPoint presentation file

There are a LOT of options to share, save, and download your presentation. Scroll down to the “Save” section and click on “Microsoft PowerPoint” and then click on the “Download” button.

4. Open a new Google Slides presentation

Navigate to Google Slides and open a brand new presentation.

5. Choose the “Import Slides” option in Google Slides

Within Google Slides, click on “File” and then choose “Import Slides.”

6. Drag and drop your Canva presentation into Google Slides

A box will appear that will allow you to either drag and drop your files into Google Slides, or find the file on your computer. Find your Canva presentation your just downloaded as a Microsoft PowerPoint file and drag and drop it into this box in Google Slides.

7. Choose the slides you want to import

Google Slides will ask you to choose the slides you want to import. Click on the “All” button, or individually click on all of your slides to import all of them into Google Slides.

8. Enjoy your presentation!

Google will import your slides after your first blank slide, so simply delete that first blank slide. Then, you’re done! You can edit, rearrange, and use your slides seamlessly within Google Slides!

Yay! Like option 1, you can edit your presentation in Google Slides. Edit the text, move things around, adjust your presentation as needed.

The first two options we’ve talked about are the quickest ways to import Canva presentations into Google Slides while maintaining your ability to edit them. That said, there are other options you may be interested in, depending on your needs. Let’s quickly review them.

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Option 3: import fully designed canva images into google slides.

With this method, you’re going to design your slides in Canva and then move them over to Google Slides in their fully finished forms. These will be static images, so you WON’T be able to edit them down the road.

• Open a Canva Presentation document. You want it to be “presentation” because the sizing will be similar to what you’ll need for Google Slides, which means you won’t have to mess with it too much when you’re done.
• Design everything as you need it to be when it’s fully finished. All photos, texts, backgrounds; make sure all of it is there and finalized.
• Download your Canva slides as png images. 
• Set up your Google Slides presentation with the number of blank slides that you need. 
• Drag and drop each png image onto a blank slide and position it so that it covers the entire slide. 
• Make sure your slides are in the right order and then you’re done!

If you have zero need to edit your presentation in the future, this could be an appealing option for you. Our final options involves static images as well.

Option 4: Import Partially Designed Canva Images into Google Slides

If you don’t want to design your presentation fully in Canva, this could be a good option for you. Maybe you just want to create a unique background image, or import a few unique design elements. You aren’t worried about needing to edit them down the road and want to work on the majority of your presentation in Google Slides.

Here’s what you can do. Again, these will be static images that will NOT be editable in Google Slides.

• Open a Canva Presentation document.
• Design any static images and elements that you’re ok with finalizing and not being able to change later.
• Download your Canva slides as png images.
• Set up your Google Slides presentation with the number of blank slides that you need.
• Drag and drop each png image onto a blank slide and position it so that it covers the entire slide.
• Add any text and elements that you still need in Google Slides.

If you have some static backgrounds, images, or elements you want to incorporate into your Google Slides presentation, this can be a great option.

Use Canva to Present Your Slideshow

Alright, so this is not an option for importing your Canva presentation into Google Slides, but it’s worth talking about.

It’s easy to forget that Canva can be a one stop shop for presentations. If you don’t actually need to use Google Slides, Canva’s own presentation mode is pretty good!

You can also share your presentation and collaborate with others within Canva itself.

In the toolbar, click on the share button. From there, you can type in the email addresses of your collaborators and choose whether you want them to simply view, or full on edit the presentation.

Important note: if you use any Pro elements within your presentation, those on your team with a Canva Pro subscription should be the ones to export or download your project if needed.

If you have the Pro version, you can also share the presentation for use as a template for future projects.

These capabilities are only available within Canva. Once you import your Canva presentation into Google Slides, you’re leaving the Canva ecosystem.

The biggest hurdle with this option is getting all of your team members on board with using Canva. As Canva users, we all know that once people start using Canva, they fall in love with it.

It can be hard to adjust to new platforms though. Even though Canva is easy to learn and use, it’s still an adjustment.

If you can woo your team onto the Canva train though, my best suggestion is to simply make your presentations in Canva and keep them there. As a presentation platform, Canva has a lot to offer.

Diana has been an artist for over 27 years and has training in drawing, painting, digital drawing and graphic design. Diana’s latest obsession is digitally drawing with Procreate and Procreate Dreams. Diana has experience selling her art across a number of platforms and loves helping other artists learn how to make money from their art as well.

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How to Present a PowerPoint Presentation on Google Meet

Are you getting ready for an online presentation on Google Meet? Stay tuned to learn how to share a PowerPoint in Google Meet.

Presenting in Google Meet is convenient option if you can’t meet with people in person to give your presentation. Use it to have real-time meetings or without video. Before setting up your presentation in Google Meet, you’ll need to create a presentation.

In this tutorial you’ll learn how to present in Google Meet. You'll also see some premium PowerPoint templates . Plus, there's a question-and-answer section and a design trends section to make sure that you've got the best presentation for Google Meet.

Once you complete your PowerPoint presentation, you can then present it in Google Meet. Let's look into how to present on Google Meet. For this tutorial, we’ll use the Niche PowerPoint template .

Before your presentation, you'll want to customize the template. Learn how to do that in this tutorial:

Once you've customized your template, here's how to present a PowerPoint on Google Meet:

1. Open the PPT file

To begin, locate the PowerPoint file on your PC that you want to share on Google Meet and open it.

2. Log Into Your Google Account

You won't be able to use Google Meet unless you're logged into your Google account. So, the next step is to make sure that your Google account is logged in.

3. Create a Meeting

Open a browser and go to https://meet.google.com/ . Click on the blue New Meeting button in left of the screen.

When you click on this button, a menu will drop down where you've got the choice to

• Create a meeting for later
• Start an instant meeting
• Schedule in Google Calendar

Click on Start an Instant meeting to start a meeting. A  popup displays asking for access to your camera and microphone.

Click Allow to give Meet access to your camera and microphone. 

4. Start Your Meeting

Now that you've started a meeting. In the left upper corner, a popup window gives you a link that you can use to add others to your Google Meet session.

Click the icon in the left of the gray bar to copy the link and email to the people you want to invite to your meeting. Or add others to the meeting by using the blue button. 

If you don't want people don’t see you, click the Camera button on the bottom of the screen.

5. Give Your Presentation 

On the bottom of the screen, click on the Present now button. When you click on this button, a menu will pop up. In this menu, you've got three options:

• Your entire screen . Shows your entire screen in the meeting window.
• A window . Allows you to select a single window to share Google Meet.
• A tab . Share a selected tab with the meeting. 

Choose the best option for you. I recommend clicking on the A window option to share the window where you've got your presentation open. When you choose this option, a window pops up that gives you an option to choose from your open windows. 

Once you’ve selected the window where your presentation is, click on the Share button on the bottom of the window.

6. Start Your Presentation

On your open presentation, click Slideshow from the menu bar. Then click From Beginning . Click through the slides at your own pace. If your microphone is turned on, you can talk about each slide. 

You're now sharing your PowerPoint presentation in Google Meet. 

7. End the Meeting

To end your Google Meet presentation , click on the Stop Presenting button in the top right corner. When you click on this button, you’ll stop sharing your window, but you’ll still be in Google Meet. To leave the meeting, click on the Leave Call button.

Find the Best PowerPoint Template for Presenting in Google Meets (Envato Elements vs GraphicRiver)

1. key benefits of envato elements.

Finding a good template that looks good enough to present can be hard. You want a template that looks professional and not sloppy.

The best solution is to use a professional premium template from Envato Elements. Professionals make all the templates on Envato Elements to have the best design.

Plus, Envato Elements is a subscription service. Once you subscribe, become a member, and pay a low monthly fee, you’ll get unlimited downloads. The unlimited downloads include:

• presentation templates
• and much more

Using a template saves you time because you're starting with a good base. With a template, just add your information then make any customizations you want. So, you don’t need to worry about designing your own presentation.

2. Key Benefits of GraphicRiver

GraphicRiver is a digital marketplace where you buy templates and other digital assets for one time use.

GraphicRiver is perfect if you aren’t sure about paying for a subscription. It's got thousands of premium templates and other digital assets that you can buy one at a time.

What’s the Right Choice for You?

If you've got a job where you’ll need PowerPoint templates or other digital assets often, then Envato Elements is the right option for you. With an Envato Elements subscription, you’ll save more money than buying each template separately.

If you don’t need templates or other digital assets often, then GraphicRiver is the best option. Professionals make both options to have the trendy but professional designs. So, either option is a good choice.

5 Top Premium PowerPoint Templates

Here are some of the best PowerPoint templates that you can use to present in Google Meet:

1. Hirata Business PowerPoint Template

Hirata Business PowerPoint Template is a great template for presenting in Google Meet. This template comes with a total of 39 slides. Easily add an image to your template by using the picture placeholder. 

2. Probiz Business PowerPoint

This template that can be used in Google Meet has a minimalistic style. Here are some highlights of this template:

• three premade color schemes: blue, brown, and orange
• both a light and dark theme
• easily add images with picture placeholders
• comes in the widescreen and standard version

Morphe is a minimal multipurpose PowerPoint presentation template that can be used for presenting in Google Meet. This template comes with a total of 35 slides, including gallery and portfolio slides. The slides come in a 16:9 aspect ratio.

4. Rising Multipurpose PowerPoint Template

Rising is a multipurpose PowerPoint template that can be used in Google Meet to present. Here are some key features of this template:

• 240 total slides
• 5 premade color schemes
• picture placeholders

Everything in the Rising premium PowerPoint template is entirely editable.

Buter is a multipurpose template that can be used presenting in Google Meet. This template comes with over 150 total slides and five premade color schemes. Buter also comes with illustrations and infographics. Easily add images to this template by using the picture placeholders.

Find More Templates 

Are you still looking for the right template for your Google Meet present?  Here are some articles with even more premium PowerPoint templates:

How to Customize Your PowerPoint Template (FAQ Section)

PowerPoint has a lot of features. If you've got questions about PowerPoint, it's perfectly normal. Here's a helpful tutorial guide to help you learn more. Plus, here are five common questions and answers:

1. How Do I Get My Audience More Engaged With My Presentation?

There are many ways that you can engage your audience.

One way to engage your audience is to create an interactive quiz. Interactive quizzes are a good way to make sure that your audience pays attention while presenting to them. Here's how to create an interactive quiz in PowerPoint: 

2. If I'm Presenting Data, How Do I Know What Chart to Use?

Knowing which chart to use in your presentation is important. Using the wrong chart can confuse the audience. Study the following tutorial for more information on how to create charts in Microsoft PowerPoint: 

3. Is There a Quick Way I Can Edit My Template Layout?

Yes. Slides have a slide layout. When you’re customizing your template, a slide's layout can make the slide look professional or unprofessional. Here's more information on how to edit your slide layout: 

4. What's a Great Way to End My PowerPoint Presentation?

There are several different types of presentations that you can do. They're persuasive, informative, decision-driven, and introductory.  Each type of presentation has a different ending that you can do. To learn more, read this article: 

5. How to I Create More Interesting Slides?

You don’t want your presentation to be boring because the audience will lose interest. There are some things you can do to make your slide more interesting, for example, decluttering your slides. For even more tips, read this article: 

5 Design Trends for Making Presentations to Present in Google Meet

When making your presentation, you want the presentation to be effective. Having an attractive design is a way to make your presentation more effective . Here are design five trends to be aware of:

1. Gradient Color

Solid colors can be boring. So, if you’re looking for a way to make your Google Meet presentation more visually appealing, use gradient color. Gradient color is where a color gradually transitions into another color. You can have gradient color with similar colors or contrasting colors.

2. Keep It Simple

Simple Google Meet presentation slides make the audience focus on what you want them too. This trend allows you to add the most important information to the side and leave the non-important information off. This look means less design, text, and images.

Previous trends using neon colors were in. But now those are out, and pastels are in.

Pastels add a nice touch of color to your presentation slide without distracting your audience from your main point. Pastel colors are not only less distracting but add an element of fun and whimsy to your slide design.

Visuals such as images and video have the power to evoke emotion from your audience. When choosing which visuals to use in your Google Meet presentation , choose high-quality visuals. They'll have the biggest impact on the audience.

Along with high-quality visuals, choosing visuals that are relevant to your topic is important too.

5. Nature-Inspired

Taking inspiration from nature is a recent trend that's popular in presentation design. Nature inspiration can mean having leaves and flowers on your slide or having a color scheme of natural colors. This trend goes well with whatever topic your Google Meet presentation may be about.

Start Your PowerPoint in Google Meet Today!

Now that you’ve read about how to present on Google Meet, use that knowledge to give a PowerPoint presentation for your next Google Meet call.

If you want a good base for your Google Meet Present and to save time, a premium template from Envato Elements is for you. But, if you don’t have many projects where you’ll need premium templates or digital assets, then GraphicRiver is also a great option.

Good luck on your presentation in Google Meet!

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As virtual meetings become more common in professional settings, knowing how to present PowerPoint slides in Google Meet is essential. If you're preparing for your first virtual presentation, you might have questions and concerns.

How do I share my slides? Will my transitions display correctly? How do I engage with remote participants while presenting? Don't worry, we've got you covered. This article will provide clear answers and guidance to ensure a seamless presentation experience. Let’s get started.

How to Present PowerPoint Slideshow in Google Meet

Instead of sharing your device’s screen in Google Meet , the best way to present is to share the window with your PowerPoint slides. This ensures your audience won’t see any sensitive notifications or other areas of your desktop. Here’s how to go about it.

• Open your PowerPoint presentation.
• Join a Google Meet meeting. If you’re the host, you have to first create a Google Meet .

If your PowerPoint window is minimized, it won’t appear under the Window tab. Therefore, ensure it's maximized and running in the background.

When you hide the toolbar, it becomes a minimized Chrome window. Click the Chrome icon to reveal it when you're ready to stop sharing.

Slideshow mode provides the best viewing experience for your audience by displaying your slide in full screen, without distractions like ribbons and slide sorter. It also shows transitions and animations on the slide.

• When you’re done, hit Esc on your keyboard to exit the slideshow.
• Click Stop sharing .

How to Present PowerPoint Slides in Google Meet and Still See Participants

With the previous method, once you launch your presentation in slideshow mode, you won’t be able to see your participant’s faces and any actions they take (e.g., hand raise, chats, etc). But if you want to do both, follow these steps.

• When it’s your turn to present, click the Present now icon.

• Click Stop sharing or Stop presenting when you're finished.

Deliver Engaging PowerPoint Presentations in Google Meet

Presenting PowerPoint slides in Google Meet is a handy skill in today's digital workplace. This guide has covered all the key steps you need to know—so you can be at ease while presenting and give your audience the best viewing experience.

With practice, each PowerPoint presentation in Google Meet becomes easier than the last. And if you dabble with Google Slides, learning to present them in Google Meet is a plus.

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How to Import Canva Presentation in Google Slides

The only thing better than Google Slides is Canva! If you want to use the two together, here’s a sleek solution.

You’re creating a presentation. You want to know if you can make it beautiful by starting in Canva but allow others to make edits by switching over to Google Slides.

This is a good question!

Canva has eye-catching presentation templates and millions of photos and videos to add to each and every slide. But not everyone has Canva. And even if they do, not everyone knows how to use it for editing slide decks.

On the other hand, everyone has a Google account and knows—or can quickly learn—how to use Google Slides. So can you switch between the two?

To edit a Canva presentation in Google Slides, export it as a Microsoft PowerPoint file (PPTX) and then import it into Google Slides.

This tutorial will show you how to do this step-by-step, with screenshots.

Part 1: Export the Presentation as a PPTX File From Canva

Step 1: Go to Canva.com , log in to your account, and open the presentation.

Step 2: Click on the “Share” button in the upper right corner of the screen.

Step 3: The “Share this design” dialog window will pop up. Scroll down to the bottom and click “More.”

Step 4: Scroll down and look for an option called “Microsoft PowerPoint” under “Save.”

Step 5: Click the purple “Download” button. The presentation will download to your device as a PPTX file.

As soon as the PPTX file has finished downloading, you can proceed to Part 2, the next and final part of this tutorial.

Part 2: Import the Presentation in Google Slides

Step 1: Go to Google Slides and create a blank presentation.

Step 2: From the top menu, click “File,” then “Import slides.”

Step 3: Go to the “Upload” tab and drag and drop the PPTX file for your Canva presentation into Google Slides.

Step 4: Make sure that the “Keep original theme” checkbox is selected, then click the yellow “Import slides” button.

Step 5: You’re all set! You can now edit your Canva presentation in Google Slides.

Keep in mind that some design elements on your slides may be positioned differently and need some additional alignment.

Final Words

Thank you for reading this far and I hope this tutorial helped!

As you can see, there is no direct integration between Canva and Google Slides. But the workaround—exporting the slide deck as a PPTX file from Canva and then importing it into Google Slides—works quite nicely.

If you found this tutorial useful, chances are you’ll want to know how to import your Canva designs into Google Docs , too.

Thank you this was extremely easy and helpful!

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• You can easily customize templates, add graphics, and animate slides without needing extensive design skills.
• Canva’s collaboration features allow for real-time editing and sharing of presentations.
• Canva provides various export options, including PDF, PPTX, MP4, and image formats.

How to Create Canva Presentations

To create Canva presentations, you must follow a few steps. We break them down into the headings below.

Pick Up an Aspect Ratio and Template

Pick a relevant aspect ratio for your presentation. If it’s a traditional PPT, go with a 16:9 aspect ratio. If you plan to show your PPT on mobile, use the 9:16 aspect ratio. Tablet users can start with a 4:3 aspect ratio. Canva also offers some ready-to-use templates to get started. We highly recommend starting with a template to save some time.

Step 1: On the left pane, click Templates .

Step 2: Choose a template from the options or search for one using the search field.

Step 3: Click Customize this template once satisfied with your choice.

Note: You can filter templates via style, theme, feature, and color. For example, you can check company, marketing, corporate, marketing, school, and other templates. Under templates, you also find an option to create instant presentations. You can enter a prompt and check Canva’s suggestions to get started.

Customize a Page With Editing Features

Once you select a template, you can add all pages to your presentations and customize other pages.

Step 1: To select a page for customization, click on it at the bottom of the interface.

Step 2: At the bottom of the interface, click the three-dot icon for a page and select any of the available options.

Step 3: When you click on a page, Canva lets you change every aspect of the template with different text styles, filters, and image editing tools. You can change color, tweak transparency, copy style, and more.

We suggest editing tools to customize your Canva presentation and add personal touches.

Add Graphics, Stickers, and Images

Your presentation will not seem attractive without graphics, stickers, images, and videos. Unlike Google Slides or PowerPoint, you don’t need to import media files to Canva to complete your slides. You can easily add relevant elements from the sidebar.

Step 1: Open a slide in your Canva presentation.

Step 2: Select Elements from the sidebar. You can add graphics, icons, stickers, tables, videos, and more.

Step 3: You can explore the AI image generator and turn your creative ideas into images and videos with a single click.

You can add simple descriptions and even turn generated images into videos. Canva also offers a long list of graphics packs in several categories. The possibilities are endless here. It’s up to you to make a compelling slide using useful tools.

Tweak Page Animation

Once you create a page, tweak its animation to smoothly transition between pages.

Step 1: Select a slide in Canva.

Step 2: Click Animate at the top.

Step 3: Check Basic , Exaggerate , Photo Movement , and other animation types from the left sidebar.

You can also tweak the animation intensity, which is great.

Add Presenter Notes

Do you plan to present your Canva PPT on a video conference? You can add notes to each slide so they appear during the Presenter view (more on that later).

Step 1: When you create a PPT, select a slide and hit Notes at the bottom.

Step 2: Enter the notes you want to remember or discuss during a video meeting.

Collaborate and Edit in Real Time

Like Google Slides and Microsoft PowerPoint, Canva lets you share and edit a presentation in real-time. You can take your colleagues’ input and create a share-worthy presentation quickly.

Step 1: When you are done making changes to your presentation, click Share at the top.

Step 2: Enter people, groups, or your team. Expand the collaboration link menu and select Anyone with the link .

Step 3: Expand the permission menu and select Can edit .

You can also share a link with view or comment-only permission. Select the Copy link and share it with your co-workers.

Enable Presenter View or Download and Share Your Presentation

Presenter view is a thoughtful touch from Canva to give presentations over a Google Meet or Teams call.

Step 1: Open a presentation in Canva and select Present at the top.

Step 2: Click Presenter View and check two windows opening up on your computer.

One window shows your presentation with notes open on the sidebar. Another window displays the current slide you are sharing with others over a call.

As expected, Canva offers several options for sharing and exporting your presentation. When you complete your presentation, click Share in the top-right corner and expand Download .

You can convert a presentation to PDF, PPTX (Microsoft PowerPoint compatible), MP4, JPG, PNG and SVG formats. Check our dedicated post if you wish to print your Canva presentation .

1. Can you customize a PowerPoint presentation (.PPTX) in Canva?

Yes, you can customize a PowerPoint presentation (PPTX) in Canva. You will need to upload the presentation, edit it, customize your slides, and then download it.

2. Can you edit a Canva presentation in the Microsoft PowerPoint?

Yes, you can edit a Canva presentation using Microsoft PowerPoint. You will need to download it from Canva, open it in Microsoft PowerPoint, edit the presentation, and save your changes.

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How to Use Canva Presentations

Make visually appealing presentations that'll stand out among others using Canva.

Canva, a graphic design platform, is gaining a lot of traction as a design tool. Its basic premise – it’s just as easy to use for non-designers. You don’t need to be an expert in graphic designing to use Canva, and that is one of the main reasons behind its popularity.

With design becoming one of the hottest commodities for just about every field, Canva makes it accessible to everyone. Whether you’re an entrepreneur, a marketer, influencer, or a blogger, you can use Canva to make fetching content for social media, posters, graphics, design your own business cards even. If you’ve got even a little eye for design, Canva can help you cut down on the costs of hiring professional designers.

But did you know you can also use it to make just as engaging and stimulating presentations? Whether you want to make presentations for a professional environment or personal use (like a birthday surprise), Canva Presentations have got you covered. Let’s dive right into it!

Getting Started

Canva offers a web app you can immediately start using on your desktop without having to download anything. Unfortunately, the web app is your only option as there is no desktop app. So you need an internet connection to work with Canva as it stores all your work on its servers.

Canva also has a mobile app for iPhone and Android, which you can use on the go. But when getting started, using the web app is the best course of action.

Go to canva.com and create a free account. Click the ‘Sign Up’ button to create a new account.

You can sign up with your Google account, Facebook account, or your email address.

Canva has a freemium structure, so you can use it for free with limited features or get a Pro or Enterprise subscription for complete access. It also offers a 30-day free trial to its Pro features, so you can try it out before deciding whether you want to convert to a paid user.

Now, from the Canva home page, click the ‘Presentations’ button under the Design anything banner. If you can’t find the option, you can also search for ‘Presentation’ from the search bar.

There are plenty of size options to choose from when creating a presentation. Let’s stick with the standard size ‘1920 x 1080 px’ here.

One of the things that makes Canva so easy to use for everyone is the sheer number of templates. The assortment of templates in existence ensures that you’ll find something to match your needs. But if not, you can also start with a blank slate and create your presentation from scratch.

For this guide, we are selecting a template for the presentation. Before selecting a template, you can see what it has to offer by clicking the three-dot menu and selecting ‘Preview this template’.

Click ‘Use this template’ to select the template if you like it or go back and select another.

Editing the Presentation

The template will load into the editing interface. Canva has an eerily easy editing interface. Let’s navigate the interface first. Below the slide is the thumbnail view where you can see all the slides in thumbnails side by side.

To turn off the thumbnail view, click the on/ off toggle (arrow).

Click the grid view button to switch views.

The grid view is helpful when there are a lot of slides in your presentation. Using grid view, you can get an overview of them all. You can also rearrange the slides by dragging and dropping slides into a new position. Click the ‘Grid View’ button again to switch back.

Click the ‘Notes’ option to add notes to the presentation that you can use for reference while presenting.

The name of the presentation can be edited from the top-most toolbar.

Now, on the left is the toolbar that houses all the tools for editing the design elements in the presentation.

When you’re using a template, almost all of the elements can be selected and edited. You can delete an element, change color, font (for text). To select an element, hover over it. The part of that element will be highlighted in blue. Click it to select it.

Another toolbar will appear above the slide with editing options specific to the element you have selected. Depending on the element, you can change it’s color, font, font size.

When you click the color option, a palette for document colors will appear above, followed by available default colors. For free users, only limited color options are available. If you have a Brand Kit (available only for Canva Pro users), that palette will also appear here.

Click on the ‘Elements’ option on the left toolbar to add elements like photos, videos, graphics, audio, charts, etc. to your presentation.

To add photos, videos, or audio from your computer, click the ‘Uploads’ button. Then, click the ‘Upload media’ button to select content. Any media you previously uploaded will also be available here.

You can also add animations to individual elements or the entire page. Select an element and click the ‘Animate’ button.

‘Element animations’ will open. To switch to page animations, click the ‘Page Animations’ tab.

Presenting your Presentation

Once your presentation is complete comes the main part – presenting it. Canva offers a lot of options for your finished presentation. You can present it right from Canva or publish or download it for various platforms.

To publish it elsewhere or download it, click the ‘three-dot’ menu on the top-right corner.

A list of options will appear. You can download it onto your computer, or as a PowerPoint presentation, share a link to the presentation, publish it as a website, embed it on your website, and much more. You can also record it while presenting with a voiceover.

To present straight from Canva, click the ‘Present’ button.

Click the drop-down menu below ‘Type’ and select how you want to present it.

There are three options to choose from: ‘Standard’ – where you present at your own pace, ‘Autoplay’ – where the presentation advances automatically, and ‘Presenter View’ – where you can view your notes and upcoming slides, but the rest of the people cannot. Presenter View is best used when you’re presenting on a projector.

After selecting the type, click the ‘Present’ button.

Bonus Tips for your Presentation

While presenting the presentation on Canva, you can add special effects to enhance the performance with some keyboard shortcuts. All you need to do is press the associated key with each effect to bring it into action. Press the same key to stop it. You can also press multiple keys to add 2 or more special effects. With these effects, your presentation is bound to stand out to your audience and be memorable.

Drumroll : Add a drumroll before a slide by pressing the key ‘D’ before a big reveal.

Confetti : Add a shower of confetti to celebrate something with the key ‘C’ .

Countdown : Add a countdown from ‘1-9’ by pressing one of the keys.

Quiet : Bring a 🤫 emoji to screen to hush your audience with the ‘Q’ key.

Bubbles : Press down the ‘O’ key to bring bubbles on the screen.

Blur : Build tension and add drama to the atmosphere by blurring the screen with the key ‘B’.

Presentations are a huge part of professional life, whether you’re presenting to your clients, doing a webinar, promoting your brand, to name a few. With Canva, you can make presentations that’ll leave a long-lasting impact but won’t take long to make.

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Presenting a document in Google Meet has never been easier. You'll notice a handy button at the top of your Google Docs, Sheets, or Slides menu that lets you present your document directly to your meeting participants in Google Meet.

You have three convenient ways to present the document. You can open the document in a new tab for an active meeting, click a scheduled Google Calendar event, or enter a meeting code or link.

At the time of writing in July 2021, the feature is only available when using Google Chrome.

Present to Google Meet in Another Tab

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• Present with a Google Meet Code or Link
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If you've already joined your Google Meet meeting, presenting your Google Docs, Sheets, or Slides document is simple.

Open Docs, Sheets, or Slides in a new Google Chrome tab and navigate to the document you want to present.

On the top right of the screen, next to the Share button, click the icon for "Present to a Meeting" (a box around an up arrow). You should see your current active meeting appear in the drop-down box. Click "Present Tab to Meeting."

In the subsequent pop-up window, make sure "This Tab" is selected and displays your document. Select the tab content to highlight it and click "Share."

Pop over to your Google Meet tab and you should then see the document you're presenting simultaneously with your meeting participants .

Present With a Scheduled Google Calendar Event

If the meeting organizer scheduled the Google Meet in Google Calendar, you can present your document directly to the event.

Open the document and click the "Present to a Meeting" icon (a box around an up arrow). If the meeting hasn't started yet, you'll see the name and time. If it has started, you'll see the name and Now. Click the event.

In the subsequent screen, click "Present Tab to Meeting" and follow the same process as above to select the tab content and hit "Share."

While this option does have you presenting your document, it will not join you to the meeting automatically. You'll need to join your meeting like any other Google Meet and will see your document presented once you do.

Present With a Google Meet Code or Link

If you don't have the Google Meet meeting open and active and also don't have a Google Calendar event for it, you can use the meeting code or link to present your document. This assumes that you've obtained the Google Meet code or meeting link from the organizer.

Open your document, click "Present to a Meeting"(a box around an up arrow), and choose "Present Using a Meeting Code."

Enter the meeting code or link and click "Continue."

Click "Present Tab to Meeting" and follow the same process to select the tab content and click "Share."

Like with the Google Calendar event option above, you'll still need to join the meeting in Google Meet . And again, when you do, you'll see your document being presented.

Stop Presenting Your Document

When you join a Google Meet and present your document, you'll see a note of this at the top of the meeting screen. So, when you're done presenting the document, click "Stop" in that message.

Alternatively, you can go to your document tab in Chrome, click the "Present to a Meeting" icon again, and then click "Stop Presenting Tab."

There are times when sharing your screen in Google Meet is appropriate. But for those other times when you simply want to show a document, remember this handy trick.

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Enjoy up to 1080p video quality 1 , studio lighting (premium feature), and add a stylized background.

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Reduce background noise and interference.

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View subtitles as participants speak, in real time.

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Seamlessly collaborate with integrations across Google Workspace.

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Make your time together fun. Watch YouTube videos, listen to music, and play games with Meet live sharing 2 . Enjoy interactive features like effects and emoji reactions.

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How to Import a Canva Presentation to Google Slides?

As one of the most popular design tools, Canva provides a wide range of professionally-designed templates and customizable options. Many users often create presentations or slides using Canva and sometimes need to import them to Google Slides for collaboration, sharing, or archiving. Fortunately, Canva made it easy to import Canva slides into Google Slides by providing seamless integration. In this article, we’ll dive into the step-by-step process of transferring your Canva presentation to Google Slides.

Prerequisites

To import a Canva presentation into Google Slides, you need:

• A Google account (Gmail or similar)
• A Canva account and downloaded Canva editor
• Exported Canva file (.zip/.jpg/.pdf)
• Free time and an internet connection

Method 1: Upload and Link

This method involves uploading and linking your Canva presentation into a new Google Slides deck.

How to do it:

• Desktop users : In Canva editor, click on File menu, select Export and choose PDF, PNG, or ZIP-based file type depending on future editing requirements. Choose Preserve formatting and layout options to maintain Canva-like appearance.
• Mobile users (iOS and Android) : Find the Canva export options directly within the Canva app, tapping the ⋇⋇⋇ button on the extreme left.
• Create a Google Drive folder : In your Google Drive account , create a new folder if needed.
• Google Docs (Optional): Transfer your exported Canva file to Dropbox or Google Drive as an edited file.
• Duplicate and create a duplicate in Google Slides : Go to Google Docs by clicking on the ⏧️ icon on the Drive or navigate in a separate tab ⏖️. Right-click (iOS and Android) on the uploaded CANVA file, click on Manage version > Make another copy and choose the newly created Doc format (.gdoc.gzip).
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• If you want to share audio from your presentation, you must present a tab and have “Also share tab audio” toggled on.
• Sharing your screen may be disabled for you due to admin settings (if you're part of a Workspace organization) or meeting host controls.
• On your computer, when you click Present  in the greenroom before you join a meeting, you join in Companion mode. When you use this option, your mic and speaker are unavailable.
• You can use picture-in-picture mode to concurrently present and find your audience. Learn how to use picture-in-picture mode .

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Join a Meet video meeting . At the bottom, click Present now . Select A tab , A window , or Your entire screen . If you present a Chrome tab, it shares that tab's audio by default. To present a different tab: Select the tab that you want to present On the banner, click Share this tab instead . If you present a Slides presentation through a tab, you can control it in Meet . Click Share. Optional: To unpin your presentation and show it as a tile, click Unpin . See how to un-pin a presentation in Google Meet using Google Workspace for business You can now find more participants while you present.

• If your camera is turned on, your video is active while you're presenting.
• For better presentations and to prevent mirroring, share a new window or a specific tab instead of the meeting window.
• To share your audio, you must select Share a Chrome tab or Share this tab.

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When you start to present, you can scroll and zoom within the presentation tile. 

• Existing presets: 25%, 33%, 50%, 66%, 75%, 80%, 90%, 100%, 110%, 125%, 150%, 175%, 200%, 250%, 300%, 400%, 500%.

Stop presenting

• In the Meet window, click Stop Presenting .

Present if someone else is already presenting

• At the bottom, click Present now .
• Select Your entire screen , A window, or Chrome Tab.
• Select Present instead .

Present to Google Meet from Google Docs, Sheets, or Slides

Share files you present.

As you present, you can share access to the file when someone needs it. You can only share Docs, Sheets, or Slides files.

Important: To check share suggestions, you must use the Chrome or Edge browser and not be in Incognito mode.

• A sharing suggestion only appears if you select “Present a tab” as the sharing mode.
• You can grant access to the file and attach the file to the meeting’s Calendar event.
• You shared the file.
• The link is shared in the meeting’s chat.

Share during the presentation

• If all participants have access to the file, the link is shared in the Meet chat and attached to the Calendar event.
• If a participant doesn’t have access to the file, you’re notified with a pop-up. Click Share in Meet chat .
• The file is shared in the Meet chat and attached to the Calendar event.

Tip: To not attach a file to an event, in the pop-up, uncheck “Attach the file to the Calendar event.”

Share in Meet chat

• If all participants have access to the file, the link appears in the Meet chat.

• The file is shared in the Meet chat.

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Use annotations in google meet.

To highlight and make annotations in Google Meet, presenters and appointed co-annotators can use annotation tools. Learn how to use Annotations in Google Meet .

Co-present slides in Google Meet

When you use Google Meet on an eligible work or school account, you can control Google Slides presentations from within a video meeting. You can also make other people in the video meeting co-presenters. Learn how to co-present slides in Google Meet .

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