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No manual export required

Translate Google Slides. Keep the layout.

Paste a public presentation link, choose a language and receive an editable translated deck. See the quote before signing in or spending a credit.

The presentation must be public or shared with “Anyone with the link can view.” Slidelang imports a copy and never edits the original.

Four steps

How to translate a Google Slides presentation

  1. Open sharing settings and allow anyone with the link to view the presentation.
  2. Paste the Google Slides URL above and select the target language.
  3. Review the slide count, text passages and exact credit quote before starting.
  4. Download the editable PPTX or save the translated result back to Google Slides.

Choose a language

Translate the complete deck, not one text box at a time

Use a target-specific guide for examples and a preselected language. Slidelang detects the source language automatically.

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Real presentation files

Check the output before trusting the promise

Open the original decks and their translated results. The proof table includes text-only translations, optional visual translation, actual credit quotes and downloadable PPTX files.

Compare the real translation examples

What remains editable

Formatting stays attached to the presentation

Existing slide structure

Text is replaced inside the existing shapes instead of rebuilding each slide from scratch.

Longer translations

Translated text is refitted to reduce overflow while preserving the original text boxes and layout.

Text inside images

Optional visual translation can handle eligible labels inside diagrams, charts and screenshots.

Clear before you start

Price and privacy

Usually $0.20 text-only

Most text-only presentations use one credit. A $2 pay-as-you-go pack contains 10 credits, and the first eligible deck is free.

Quoted before charging

Large decks and optional visual translation are analyzed first. No credit is charged until you approve the quote.

Hosted in Germany

The PPTX stays on Slidelang’s Hetzner server. Only extracted text and eligible enabled visuals go to configured translation providers.

Questions

Google Slides translation FAQ

Can I translate an entire Google Slides presentation?

Yes. Paste a public Google Slides link, choose a target language and request a quote. Slidelang processes the complete deck and returns an editable PPTX; after signing in, you can also save the result back to Google Slides.

Does the Google Slides link need to be public?

Yes. Set the presentation so anyone with the link can view it. Slidelang only needs view access to import the deck; it does not edit the original presentation.

Will the translated Google Slides keep their formatting?

Slidelang replaces text inside the existing slide structure and refits longer translations. The layout, shapes, colors and editable text boxes remain in the returned presentation.

How much does it cost to translate Google Slides?

The first text translation is free for up to 1,000 passages after Google sign-in. Most text-only decks then use one credit, worth $0.20 with the $2 pay-as-you-go pack. Visual translation is optional and quoted separately before any charge.

Ready to translate your Google Slides?

Paste the link, choose a language and see the quote first.

Start with a Google Slides link