Here’s a video that shows how to use the Google Slides app with AirPlay from an iPhone in order to cast to a TV.
If you are in a presentation venue that has a TV connected to Chromecast or to Apple TV, this will allow you to present without the need for a computer or a physical connection to the display. You can present your slides from an iPhone/iPad using AirPlay or from an Android device using Chromecast. Present Your Google Slides with AirPlay or Chromecast Navigate to the shared folder that contains the stock images, click on an image and then click the Select button. To insert images from a folder, select Insert > Image from the menus or click the Image icon. If you want others within your organization to have easy access to your stock images inventory for inserting into their Slides presentations, you can add the images to a Google Drive folder and then share that folder with others in your organization. Upload Your Stock Images to a Google Drive Folder For Shared Access Google Slides has the option to disable downloading, printing, and copying of any Google Drive file. If you want people to be able to view the slides in a browser tab by clicking on the Google Slides logo, make sure to set the Link sharing to On – Anyone with the Link. Note also that Publish to the Web (for embedding) and Link sharing are two different actions in Google Workspace. For the above embed, we are using width=”960″ height=”425″. Note that you’ll want to change the width and height in the iframe code to be the correct dimensions for your blog. has published the steps for embedding a Google Slides presentation (scroll down to the Slides section) in a WordPress post.
Here’s an example of an embedded Slides presentation: You’ll know that any Slides presentations in this folder are live documents and that if they are edited, they will be changed for the public too. We first recommend that you create a Google Drive folder called “Published to the Web” and move your presentation to that folder. There are times when you might want to embed a Google Slides presentation on a website page or in a blog post.
Embed Google Slides in Website Pages or Posts
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