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Resizing stuff in Google Slides just got a whole lot easier
Google is taking the pain out of selecting and resizing objects in slides.
Credit: Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority
- Google is making it easier to uniformly resize objects in Google Slides.
- You can now select and resize multiple objects and scale your selection proportionally.
- Google has also simplified selecting specific objects in slides with multiple layered objects.
Google is rolling out some quality-of-life improvements that should greatly improve how you select and resize objects in Google Slides. The changes aim to help users easily resize objects uniformly and make it easier to select specific objects in a layered stack.
Google announced the change in a recent Workspace Updates blog, highlighting how users can now select and resize multiple objects simultaneously. All selected objects scale proportionally, so users no longer have to worry about adjusting elements individually.
