How to Draw on Google Slides | Use the Scribble Tool for Freehand Annotations
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Want to add a personal touch or highlight key points on your slides? Here’s how to draw directly in Google Slides:
Open your presentation and select the slide where you want to draw.
Click Insert in the top menu, then go to Line and choose Scribble.
Your cursor will turn into a crosshair—click and drag to draw freehand lines or shapes.
Release the mouse to finish your drawing.
Select your drawing to change its color, thickness, or style using the toolbar.
Move or resize your drawing as needed.
You can also use Google Drawings for more complex illustrations, then insert them into your slides as images. For live annotations, try the Annotate Chrome extension for direct on-screen drawing.[1][4][5][6]
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