When using Google Slides, many users face a common issue: every time you need to change the font, you have to do it slide by slide. Not only is this tedious, but it’s also easy to miss some slides. In this guide, we’ll show you how to make a global font change that applies to your entire presentation, saving you time and ensuring consistency across every slide.
Step 1: Open the Slide Menu
First, click on Slide in the top menu. This is where you can adjust the overall layout and design of your slides.
Step 2: Select "Edit Theme"
After clicking Slide, choose Edit Theme from the dropdown menu. This will open the theme editor, where you can make changes that apply to your entire presentation, rather than having to modify each slide individually.
Step 3: Click "Theme"
To ensure your changes affect every slide, click on Theme. If you skip this step, your font adjustments may only apply to the current slide and won’t affect the entire presentation.
Step 4: Change the Title Font
In the theme editor, click on the title section of your slide. Then, from the top toolbar, choose the font you want to use. This will update the font for all titles in your presentation, so you don’t need to change them one by one.
Step 5: Change the Body Text Font
Next, click on the body section and select your desired font from the top toolbar. This will update the font for all body text in your presentation as well, making sure everything stays uniform without needing manual adjustments for each slide.
Step 6: Exit and Apply Changes
Once you’re done, click the X in the top-right corner to exit the theme editor. Your changes will now apply across all slides in the presentation.