r/GoogleSlides

Hello to the community. I would love to chat with someone that has time and interest in helping me build a beautiful tasteful slideshow. I guess in the slideshow there could be maybe around 50 pictures of some of the modeling I did in the past

If you have time and if you're creative I'd love to hear from you

When I was 18 up to the ages of 28 I did some tasteful semi nude and nude modeling for my boyfriend. I am now much much older and looking for someone to help me create something beautiful as a keepsake. I'm not looking for anything commercial just someone who has time and patience and is willing to help me make something that I could be proud of thank you

Have an awesome day and hoping to hear from someone nice

Cheers

Paying slide designers to show how they actually build decks

I'm a cofounder of CubeOne (getcube.one). It turns a prompt or a document into an editable deck and restyles rough slides. People use it daily and it holds up, so that part's settled.

What we don't have is good content. Not demos or feature tours. I mean someone who designs decks for a living taking a real brief and showing the whole thing: where the tool saves them an hour, where they take over by hand, when they'd skip it entirely.

That's what I'd love to pay someone for.

Short videos or written walkthroughs. A pitch deck, a rescue job, a report turned into slides. Your workflow, your voice, your calls. You post on your channels, we'd repost and cut it up for ours, always with credit.

If you're curious what CubeOne is, there's free usage on signup, no call or demo needed. Feel free to poke around.

Rate depends on production quality and who's seeing it. Tell me your accounts and what you charge, and I'll come back with a real figure rather than haggle.

If you design decks professionally and can teach well on camera or in writing, comment or email hi@getcube.one

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I work with FMCG (CPG) companies and anyone who works with them, knows how bad their templates are.

Client sends over their master template which is from 2017. The title slide has a gradient, the body font is arial and the heading font is something they paid for in 2014. there are four approved colours and two of them are the same grey. The analysis is pretty granular but it's going to land in a room looking like a training module from a bank.

What I did the second time was build it properly in gamma first so i could see what it should look like, then rebuild it in their template, which was pointless and made me sad but did tell me what i was losing.

I know some of the client teams use slides directly from my deck, so uniformity matters. Is there a way out of this?

We have an official custom-built theme for Slides, available in our company Google Workspace.

More and more employees are pasting in slides generated in AI tools, typically Gemini or Claude Design, inside brand-compliat decks. Those slides are never on our branded theme, and are all over the place regarding pretty much everything, from fonts to title position, logo size and position etc. This results in frankenstein decks that are even worse than before (because most users just see something that vaguely *looks* like our brand and go "good enough!").

Has anyone experimented with a way to offer users a specific prompt to correctly re-apply a theme/layout, or modify elements within the slide, directly from the sidebar AI in Google Slides? Or at least to "read" the slide and flag things that are off?

I was hoping to maybe create a Gem that users could call upon, but before embarking on a project that leads to a known dead-end I'm curious to know if anyone has had luck with something along those lines?

Thanks!

i work in sales ops and I present to clients maybe twice a month. IM not a designer and lol never will be.

I was at an agency roadshow, and saw another agency presnet using a slidecarnival template i have used nmyself.
One on my colleagues leaned over and said we have this one.
They did not win the work, and I am not saying the template lost it for them, but it did not help. and now im paranoid wondering how we can differentiate ourselves if we can't even make a template stand out.

What i have been through: slidesgo, slidescarnival, the built in google gallery, and about an hour on canva's slides section. all of them are fine. The problem is that they are recognisable, and once your audiance recognises one, you have revealed to them how much (or little) effort went in.

What I want is something that looks like a decision that was made rather than something picked off a grid. i can expense about $20 a month if it solves it properly, is there a category of these i have not found?