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How to Link Slide in Google Slides

Updated on:
May 25, 2026
By:
Madhav Bhandari
Use this interactive demo to learn how to create slide-to-slide links in Google Slides.

Quick summary

Learn how to link a slide in Google Slides by selecting a text box, using the Insert link tool, and applying a slide number to create internal navigation between slides.


Steps

  1. Click any text box in your presentation where you want to link a slide.
  2. On the toolbar, select the Insert link tool.
  3. In the search bar, type the slide number you want to link to from the current slide, then click Apply to create the link.
  4. Your slide will now be linked to another slide in your presentation.

📌 Why this matters

Linking slides in Google Slides enables non-linear navigation, letting presenters jump directly to relevant sections during a live presentation. This feature is essential for interactive presentations, FAQ decks, and branching scenarios where audience engagement drives the flow. By mastering internal slide links, users can build more dynamic, professional Google Slides presentations without relying on external tools. It saves time during Q&A sessions and makes complex presentations far easier to navigate.
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