How to Show the Same Presentation Continuously
Step 1: Open Your Google Slides Presentation

Step 2: Set Up Presentation Mode
- Click on the Slideshow button in the upper right corner of Google Slides to open the presentation in full-screen mode.
- Once in presentation mode, hover over the bottom-left corner of the screen until the control bar appears.
- Click on the Settings (gear icon) on the control bar, which will open additional presentation settings.

Step 3: Set Up Auto-Advance Timing
- In the settings menu, look for the Auto-advance (when played) option.
- Choose a timing option, such as Every 3 seconds, Every 5 seconds, or another interval that best suits the content of your slides.

Step 4: Enable Looping
- In the same settings menu, check the Loop option. This will make your presentation start over automatically after reaching the last slide, ensuring continuous playback.

Step 5: Share and Display
- Copy the link to your presentation.
- Replace the part of the URL that says
/editwith/present. This change will make the presentation open directly in full-screen mode, ideal for a display setup.
Additional Tips for Continuous Google Slides Presentations
- Optimize Slide Content: Since viewers may join at any point in the loop, make sure each slide stands alone and is easy to understand at a glance.
- Use Simple Transitions: Avoid overly complex transitions, as they can be distracting when the presentation runs on a loop.
- Test the Presentation: Run through the entire loop once to ensure that the timing and loop settings work as expected and make any adjustments if needed.
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