Let me first start with the basics of animations in Google Slides. If you are an advanced user and are looking for specific animation instruction, I advise that you skip the beginner information at the start, and scroll down to find the relevant information. I shall be covering the basics so you will be able to follow along even if you are a beginner. In this article, you will learn how to animate objects, text, bullet points, add delay, edit animations, and even delete animations – as well as everything else that you need to know about animations in your Google Slides presentations!

In the “Motion” settings pane that opens on the right, choose the “Animation Type” and “Start condition” from the dropdown options under “Object Animations”. To animate in Google Slides, select the object (text, shape, or image) and right-click on it. Animating in Google Slides is actually quite simple and straightforward. It’s also an easy way to add some variety into what might otherwise be a very static document. Animation can be a great way to bring your presentation alive, and make it more engaging for the viewer.

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