HomeInternetGoogle InformationGoogle DocsHow to Animate Words & Do Slide Delays in a Google Docs Slideshow
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Navigate to docs.google.com and select the slide show you want to edit or click “Create New” and select “Presentation.”
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Insert the slide text using the Presentation toolbar to format the size, color, font and alignment of the text box.
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Click the box surrounding the text you would like to animate.
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Right-click the text box border and select “Incremental Reveal.” The text will fade into display when the slide show is playing.
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Navigate to docs.google.com and the slide show you want to edit or click “Create New” and select “Presentation.”
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Click the drop-down menu beside the “Share” button and select “Publish / Embed.”
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Click the “Automatically advance presentation to the next slide” drop-down menu and select the increment at which you would like to delay automatically advancing the slide when the slide show is embedded on your website.
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