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How to Find Google Slides Trash

Updated on:
May 25, 2026
By:
Madhav Bhandari
Use this interactive demo to learn how to recover deleted Google Slides from your Drive Trash.

Quick summary

The Google Drive Trash stores all deleted files, including Google Slides presentations, until they are permanently removed. You can quickly locate trashed presentations by navigating to Trash in Google Drive and filtering by file type.


Steps

  1. Open Google Drive in your browser to get started.
  2. Click Trash in the left sidebar to view all deleted files.
  3. Filter the files inside your Trash and select Presentations to narrow down the results.
  4. Your trashed presentation will now be displayed and ready to restore or review.

📌 Why this matters

Finding deleted Google Slides presentations is a common pain point for users who accidentally remove important files. Google Drive's Trash folder retains deleted presentations before permanent deletion, giving users a recovery window. Knowing how to filter Trash by file type — specifically Presentations — saves time and prevents permanent data loss. This demo makes the recovery process clear and accessible for any Google Workspace user.
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