Are you looking to take your Google Slides presentation to the next level? Embedding 3D models can be a great way to enhance your slides and engage your audience. Here's how you can easily embed 3D models in Google Slides:

1. Create or find a 3D model: First, you'll need to have a 3D model that you want to embed. You can create your own using 3D modeling software, or you can find ready-made models on websites like Sketchfab or Google Poly.

2. Upload the 3D model to Google Drive: Once you have your 3D model ready, upload it to your Google Drive. Make sure the file is set to 'Anyone with the link can view.'

3. Get the link to the 3D model: After uploading the 3D model to Google Drive, right-click on the file and select 'Get link.' Copy the link to the 3D model.

4. Insert the 3D model into Google Slides: In your Google Slides presentation, go to the slide where you want to embed the 3D model. Click on 'Insert' in the top menu, then select 'Image' and choose 'By URL.' Paste the link to the 3D model and click 'Insert.'

5. Adjust the 3D model size and position: Once the 3D model is inserted, you can resize and reposition it to fit your slide. Click on the 3D model to reveal the resize and rotate handles, and drag them to adjust the size and orientation of the model.

6. Present your 3D model: Now, when you present your Google Slides, the 3D model will be viewable and interactive. You can rotate the model, zoom in and out, and move it around to show different angles and details.

By following these simple steps, you can easily enhance your Google Slides presentations with immersive 3D models. Whether you're showcasing product designs, architectural plans, scientific visualizations, or any other 3D content, embedding 3D models can help you convey your ideas more effectively and captivate your audience.

So why settle for flat, static images when you can bring your presentations to life with interactive 3D visuals? Try embedding 3D models in your next Google Slides presentation and see the difference it makes in engaging your audience.