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- On your slide canvas, click the slide where you want to add the document.
- Select the text box or highlight the text you want to link.
- Right-click, then click Link.
- Open your document, then click Share in the top right corner.
- In the pop-up window, click Copy link.
- Go back to your slide, paste the link into the link field, then click Apply.
- You’re done. Your document is now linked in Google Slides. When you click “Meeting Objectives,” it will open the document you added.
How to Add a Document to Google Slides
Use this step-by-step demo to learn how to add a document to Google Slides.
📌 Why this matters
Linking or adding documents directly into your slides transforms static presentations into dynamic resources. Instead of switching between multiple files or losing track of supporting materials, you create a seamless flow where every reference is instantly accessible. This becomes especially powerful during live presentations when stakeholders ask detailed questions—you can immediately pull up the full document without breaking your rhythm. Your slides essentially become a master dashboard, connecting all related materials while keeping your audience engaged and your content organized in one central location.
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