How to Link Websites on Google Slides

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May 4, 2026

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Use this interactive demo to learn how to add a clickable website link to any object in Google Slides.

Quick summary

This demo shows how to link a website to any text, image, or object in Google Slides using the built-in Link option. In just a few clicks, you can make any slide element clickable and point it directly to an external URL.

Steps

Click the text, image, shape, or object you want to link.
Confirm the object you selected is highlighted.
Right-click on the highlighted text or selected object to open the context menu.
In the dropdown menu, click Link.
Your selected text or object is now linked to the website.

📌 Why this matters

Linking websites directly to objects in Google Slides makes presentations more interactive and actionable, letting audiences click through to external resources without leaving the slideshow. This feature is essential for educators, marketers, and business presenters who want to embed URLs into text, images, or shapes seamlessly. Using Google Slides hyperlinks reduces friction in sharing web content and keeps audiences engaged with live, clickable references. For teams building client-facing or instructional decks, mastering slide linking is a core productivity skill.

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