Are you tired of the same old static images and text in your Google Slides presentations? If so, it's time to take your slides to the next level by adding interactive 3D models. With this feature, you can bring your ideas to life and create a more engaging experience for your audience.

Here's a step-by-step guide on how to embed 3D models in Google Slides:

Step 1: Create or Find a 3D Model

The first step is to find or create the 3D model that you want to include in your presentation. There are various sources where you can find 3D models, such as Google Poly, Sketchfab, or you can create your own using 3D modeling software like Blender or Tinkercad.

Step 2: Open Google Slides

Once you have your 3D model ready, open Google Slides and create a new presentation or open an existing one where you want to embed the 3D model.

Step 3: Insert 3D Model

In the Google Slides menu, click on 'Insert' and then select 'Image'. In the image options, click on the 'Choose an image to upload' button. Instead of uploading an image, you can select 'By URL' and paste the URL of your 3D model. Once the link is processed, you will see your 3D model embedded in the slide.

Step 4: Adjust the 3D Model

Now that your 3D model is embedded, you can adjust its size and position on the slide. Click on the 3D model to select it, and then use the resizing handles to adjust its size. You can also click and drag the model to reposition it anywhere on the slide.

Step 5: Interact with the 3D Model

During the presentation, the 3D model will be interactive, allowing you to rotate and zoom in on the model to showcase different angles and details. This feature is a great way to engage your audience and make your presentation more dynamic.

By following these steps, you can easily enhance your Google Slides presentations by embedding interactive 3D models. Whether you're showcasing a product, explaining a concept, or simply adding visual interest to your slides, 3D models can take your presentations to a whole new level.

So, don't settle for boring, static presentations. Instead, leverage the power of 3D models to bring your ideas to life and captivate your audience like never before!