Are you looking to take your Google Slides presentations to the next level? Embedding 3D models can be a great way to add an interactive and engaging element to your slides. In this video, we will show you how to easily embed 3D models in Google Slides.

First, you'll need to have a 3D model ready to go. There are various sources for 3D models, including online marketplaces and 3D modeling software. Once you have your 3D model file ready, you can start the process of embedding it into your Google Slides presentation.

To get started, open up your Google Slides presentation and navigate to the slide where you want to insert the 3D model. Click on the 'Insert' menu at the top and select 'Image.' From the dropdown menu, choose 'Upload from computer' and select your 3D model file.

Google Slides will then upload the 3D model file, and you will see it appear on your slide. You can resize and reposition the 3D model as needed to fit your design. Once you're happy with the placement, click on the 3D model to bring up the formatting options.

In the sidebar that appears, you can adjust the settings for the 3D model, such as rotating it, changing the viewpoint, and adding animations. You can also customize the lighting and color settings to make the 3D model blend seamlessly with your presentation.

Once you have made all the necessary adjustments, your 3D model is now embedded in your Google Slides presentation. You can preview the slide to see the 3D model in action and make any final tweaks before presenting.

Using 3D models in your Google Slides presentations can help captivate your audience and make your content more interactive. Whether you're showcasing a product design, architectural concept, or scientific visualization, embedding 3D models can elevate your presentation to new heights.

In conclusion, embedding 3D models in Google Slides is a powerful way to enhance your presentations and engage your audience. With the easy-to-follow steps outlined in this video, you can start incorporating 3D models into your Google Slides presentations today. Try it out and see the difference it can make in captivating your audience and conveying your message effectively.