New · SlideShortcuts for Google Slides
The consultant keymap you built at the firm — align, distribute, resize, order, group — as a Chrome extension for Google Slides. Same keys, same speed, none of the menus.
Exhibit 1 — the keymap you already know
Why it matters
Move to a company that runs on Google Workspace and every slide costs you a keystroke tax: align, distribute, order, group — all buried in menus. SlideShortcuts gives you the keys back.
The part nobody else can copy: it's the exact keymap as SlideShortcuts for PowerPoint on Mac and Windows. If you already use it there, your hands don't learn anything new — the same chord aligns, distributes, sizes, orders and groups in both apps. One subscription, one muscle memory, both tools.
What you get
Align left, right, center, top, bottom, middle — one object to the slide, several to each other, exactly like PowerPoint. Distribute horizontally and vertically.
Wider, narrower, taller, shorter with Shift + arrows (10% steps), or in exact 1% steps with Ctrl/⌃ + Shift + arrows — grown about the center and precisely reversible.
Bring forward, send backward, bring to front, send to back. Group and ungroup on PowerPoint's own keys — no more digging through Arrange.
Insert a text box that's already placed and ready to type. Center and justify text, autofit, paste unformatted — the daily moves, on the keyboard.
Fill, border and text color, border weight and dash, paint format, font size, line spacing — a leader key opens a hint palette so you never memorize a wall of chords.
Make same size/width/height, copy and paste position, swap objects, select similar — selection-aware ops via the free companion add-on. Every shortcut is remappable.
The reference card
Setup takes a minute
Install the SlideShortcuts extension from the Chrome Web Store. Works in Chrome on Mac and Windows.
Open the extension's options and enter your SlideShortcuts license email and key — the same one that works with the PowerPoint product. Nothing new to buy.
Your shortcuts are live in every Google Slides presentation, instantly. A brand toast confirms each action so you always know it fired.
Pricing
Every plan unlocks SlideShortcuts for PowerPoint and Google Slides, all 50+ shortcuts, and free updates. Cancel anytime.
Flexible
Pay monthly. Cancel anytime — no per-seat math, no annual lock-in.
Subscribe →★ Best value · Save 17%
Save 17% vs monthly. Priority support and a full year of updates included.
Subscribe →Questions
Yes. One SlideShortcuts subscription covers both products — enter the same license email and key in the Chrome extension and you're activated. No second purchase, no separate plan.
Yes — SlideShortcuts is a paid product. Start with the 7-day free trial; when it ends, a Monthly or Annual plan keeps the shortcuts live in both PowerPoint and Google Slides.
The full align, distribute, resize, order, group, insert, text and format families — the same keys as the PowerPoint product. A handful of selection-aware operations (make same size, swap, copy/paste position) run through a free companion add-on you install once. Every shortcut is remappable from the options page.
No. The extension runs only on Google Slides pages and simply activates the same menu commands you could click yourself when you press a shortcut. It doesn't read, transmit or store the content of your presentations. The only data it sends is the license email and key you enter to activate, used solely to verify your subscription. Full details in our Privacy Policy.
Both — it's a Chrome extension, so it works in Chrome on Mac and Windows. The shortcut card above has a toggle for each platform's modifier keys.
No. SlideShortcuts is an independent product built and operated by 1183 Ventures LLC. It works with Google Slides but isn't affiliated with or endorsed by Google.