Search for the source, click the quote symbol below the title, and copy the preferred citation format.
Step 5: Format the Citation Text
Make the font smaller (e.g., 10 or 11 pt) to fit neatly.
Italicize titles if required.
Align the citation properly (usually left-aligned or centered for a references slide).
Step 6: Add Hyperlinks if Citing a Website
Highlight the URL or text, then click the Insert link icon (🔗) or press Ctrl+K (Cmd+K).
Paste the source URL and click Apply.
Conclusion
Adding citations in Google Slides is essential to acknowledge your sources and enhance your presentation's credibility.
Whether it's a quote, image, or research data, proper citations show professionalism and integrity.
Use the above steps to easily insert citations in your slides with correct formatting.
FAQs can take you forward!
Is there a built-in citation tool in Google Slides?
No, Google Slides does not have a built-in citation tool. You need to add citations manually using text boxes.
Can I copy citations from Google Docs to Google Slides?
Yes! If you've used the citation tool in Google Docs, you can copy and paste the formatted citation into a text box in Google Slides.
Do I need to cite images in Google Slides?
Yes. If you're using images from the web or external sources, you must provide proper attribution or citation under the image or in a references slide.
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