Quick summary
This tutorial shows you how to add a squared number in Google Slides using the built-in Superscript formatting option. In just a few clicks, you can format any number or letter as an exponent directly inside a text box.
Steps
- Open your presentation in Google Slides.
- Navigate to the slide where you want to add your squared number.
- Click the text box where you want to insert the squared number, then type your base number or letter followed by the exponent number.
- Highlight the number you want to format as squared — for example, the number 5.
- Go to the menu bar, click Format, hover over Text, then click Superscript.
- Your highlighted number will move above the baseline, creating the squared format.
