almost 6 years ago from Siddhartha Gudipati, Designer
Sync to Slides is a Sketch plugin that will help you upload your artboards to Google Slides directly without an export step
What a demo – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UpzLCkx2_7U
https://websiddu.github.io/sync-to-slides/
This is ACTUALLY EXTREMELY USEFUL TO ME D:
This is quite fantastic.
Do you guys use Google slide for basic wireframing?
Nope. We've got a design system built into Sketch that allows our UX designers to quickly drop and drag WFs together.
If we're needing to prototype, we'll head to Invision or Marvel - and if we're needing to present, we now sync directly to Google Slides :D
Cool. It makes a lots of sense considering you have Sketch to do the job much quickly. Thanks a lot for your feedback though.
This is great! Only deal breaker for me is not being able to edit the text in google slides. :(
This is awesome @Siddhartha..!! Amazing job. Just one question - What do you do full-time? ;)
I'm a full time designer :)
Wow this is quite clever. I wonder how it handles artboards of same width but different lengths?
It does it all for you :) you can try.
I did a quick test and it scales the artboard to fit onto the slide page - probably not what you wanted to hear.
Yeah pretty much what I expected, but not what I wanted. Oh well.
That is pretty much the limitation of the slides. All the slides will have equal heights and widths.
And again its not a replacement for invision or google gallery.
We at Google use google slides to make our design presentations and share it will different stockholders and quickly get feedback on designs. As its much faster and simpler and everyone knows how to use it.
And moreover the versioning (slides version history) and assigning comment to people is extremely useful in our case. :)
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Wow this is super helpful! Thanks for this!
HOLY CHEESEBALLS. This is awesome—thank you!
Does this work. I haven't been able to get this to work since it first launched.
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