Google Slides will show you a preview to make sure everything looks great: After you change the setting, you'll see four Google Slides on a single simulated print page. Let’s go ahead and select 4 slides per page. Four slides is a good number, because it cuts out paper waste while remaining very readable. Keep in mind that printing too many slides on a single sheet of paper can become too hard to read-especially if you've got a lot of small print on your slides. This is the default print setting in Google Slides: Change the 1 slide without notes dropdown to add more slides to your printout. For our purpose, click in the upper left corner on the button that reads 1 slide without notes. On the menu that pops up, you’ll be given a ton of options to customize your printouts. Come up to the File tab on the Google Slides menu, and then click on Print Settings and Preview option down at the bottom: Go to the File > Print Settings and Preview to set your options. When you’re ready to print, the first step is to find the print settings. Note: Watch this short tutorial screencast or follow the quick steps below, that complement this video.
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