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Google Slides has a variety of premade diagrams that are easy to insert into your presentation. There are a lot of fully editable presets to choose from, and they can be used to display all kinds of information.
Watch the video below to learn how to insert and edit diagrams.
We know that learning how to edit diagrams in Google Slides can be tricky. In this lesson, we try to show you every step of the process. If you have trouble following along with our example, you can try watching the video at the top of the page. Sometimes it's helpful to see the process in action.
We hope that by the end of this lesson you'll know the basics of how to select, move, and edit different parts of the diagram. After you complete the lesson, we encourage you to continue practicing on your own. Play with your diagrams and see what you can create!
With the whole diagram still selected, click Border color and choose the color that you want. Note that this changes the color of the borders and of the lines connecting the boxes, but not of the text.
In our example, we need to make a structural change to the diagram. Jim Franks should actually be underneath Luiz Ramirez.
You can use the drawing tools to create a new box, but it's usually easier to copy an existing box. Copying an existing box ensures that the formatting will be consistent.
As with most skills, learning to edit diagrams can be frustrating, but with some practice, you'll be able to create diagrams that look great and communicate what they're supposed to.
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