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How to Add Music to Google Presentations

Learn how to add music to Google presentations with clear steps, practical context, and useful troubleshooting guidance.

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This updated guide examines How to Add Music to Google Presentations and organizes the essential facts, background, and practical takeaways in clear American English.

Method 1

Using an Online Music Service

  1. How to Add Music to Google Presentations — contextual image 1 Launch your Internet browser and open your Google Slides presentation.
  2. How to Add Music to Google Presentations — contextual image 2 Navigate to the slide on which you want music added.
  3. How to Add Music to Google Presentations — contextual image 3 Click on 'Insert' and select 'Text Box.' This turns your cursor into a plus sign.
  4. How to Add Music to Google Presentations — contextual image 4 Click anywhere on your slide to create a new text box.
  5. How to Add Music to Google Presentations — contextual image 5 Open a new browser tab and navigate to the music website that contains the music track you want used in your presentation. Examples of popular music service websites are SoundCloud, Spotify, and YouTube.
  6. How to Add Music to Google Presentations — contextual image 6 Copy the link for the music track using the website's instructions. For example, to copy a music track from SoundCloud, click on 'Share' below the track and copy the song's URL.
  7. How to Add Music to Google Presentations — contextual image 7 Click back over to Google Slides and paste the URL for the music track into the text box.
  8. How to Add Music to Google Presentations — contextual image 8 Click on the handles at the top, bottom, and sides of the text box to resize the text box as desired.
  9. How to Add Music to Google Presentations — contextual image 9 Drag and drop the text box into its desired location on the slide.
  10. How to Add Music to Google Presentations — contextual image 10 Click on 'View' and select 'Present.'
  11. How to Add Music to Google Presentations — contextual image 11 Click on the music track link in the text box. The song's URL will open in a new browser tab, and start playing music throughout your presentation.[1]XResearch source

Method 2

Using Music from YouTube Videos

  1. How to Add Music to Google Presentations — contextual image 12 Launch your Internet browser and open your Google Slides presentation.
  2. How to Add Music to Google Presentations — contextual image 13 Navigate to the slide on which you want to add music.
  3. How to Add Music to Google Presentations — contextual image 14 Click on 'Insert' and select 'Video.' A YouTube search box will display on-screen.
  4. How to Add Music to Google Presentations — contextual image 15 Enter search terms for the YouTube video you want added to your presentation.
  5. How to Add Music to Google Presentations — contextual image 16 Click on your desired music video from the list of search results, then click 'Select.' The YouTube video will be placed into the slide.
  6. How to Add Music to Google Presentations — contextual image 17 Click on the handles at the top, bottom, and sides of the video to resize as desired.
  7. How to Add Music to Google Presentations — contextual image 18 Drag and drop the video into its desired position on the slide.
  8. How to Add Music to Google Presentations — contextual image 19 Click on the YouTube video to start playing music. The video will stop playing when you move to the next slide.[2]XResearch source
    • Use the steps outlined in Method One if you want the YouTube video to play in its entirety throughout your presentation.

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