Google Slides comes packed with many built-in features, including the ability to draw on slides.

Read on to learn more about drawing in Google Slides!

Scribble is another tool in the Google SlidesInsertmenu that allows you to draw freely on the slides.

Scribble tool in Google Slides

Once you let go of the left-select your mouse, the drawing will be selected.

With the drawing selected, you’ll see customization options in the toolbar.

you might also further modify the visuals of your drawing from the Format options.

Formatting shapes in Google Slides

With the drawing selected, click onFormat optionsin the toolbar.

This will bring up the Format options window on the right.

Importing a Google Drawings Image Into Google Slides

Google Drawings is a wonderful web-based drawing platform by Google.

Publishing in Google Drawings

To import a drawing into your Google Slides presentation, you should probably draw it in Google Drawings first.

So head to Google Drawings and draw what you need on the blank canvas.

That’s about it!

Inserting an image in Google Slides

You should see your drawing in Google Slides now!

Add Graphics to Your Presentation

Presentations are made to make ideas stick with your audience.

One way to make your presentations more interesting is by drawing your own custom shapes on them.

Image preview in Google Slides

Why point with your hand when you’ve got the option to have your drawing come up instead?