Google Slides™ normally flattens any SVG you paste into a blurry, uneditable image. SVG Slides fixes that.

It converts your SVG directly into Google Slides™ own native shape format. What lands on your slide is a real vector: resizable without quality loss, re-colorable, and editable point by point, just like a shape you drew in Slides yourself.

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HOW IT WORKS

1. Open a presentation, then go to Extensions > SVG Slides > Insert SVG…
2. Drag your SVG file(s) into the dialog, or click to browse
3. Click Convert
4. Click Copy shapes to clipboard (or press Enter / Cmd+C)
5. Click your slide and paste with Cmd+V (Ctrl+V on Windows)

Dropping in multiple files at once? They combine onto the current slide, sized precisely to your presentation's real dimensions, not a guess.

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WHY IT'S DIFFERENT

Every path becomes its own selectable, re-colorable shape, not a flattened image.

No Google Drive™ access requested, and no broad Slides permission. Only read access to the current presentation's page size, so content is sized correctly.

Nothing is written to Google Drive™ and no new file is created. Shapes go straight onto the slide you're already editing.

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MORE WAYS TO USE IT

Need to convert a whole batch of SVGs at once? A free bulk web app is available at svgslid.es. A Google Chrome™ extension for drag and drop straight onto an open Slides tab is coming soon.

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