- Open your Google Slide presentation and select a slide.
- Click the Text box icon (looks like a “Tt” in the menu bar).
- Click and drag on the slide to draw the text box and start typing your text.
How to Add Text Box in Google Slides
Use this step-by-step demo to learn how to add text box in Google Slides.
📌 Why this matters
Adding text boxes gives you precise control over where text appears on your slide, independent of the standard title and content placeholders. You can position text anywhere - over images, in margins, or scattered across the slide for creative layouts. Text boxes also preserve their formatting and positioning when you copy slides between presentations, making them essential for maintaining consistent branding and design elements. This flexibility transforms your slides from rigid templates into custom canvases where every element serves your specific message and visual hierarchy.
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