Did you know that over 59% of people say they'd rather watch a video than read text?
And with YouTube being the second most popular website in the world, it's no surprise that many creators choose to share their content in video format.
But what if you just want the audio from a YouTube video?
There are several easy ways to add a catchy background track, an informative speech, or a funny sound effect to your Google Slides presentation.
This guide will show four methods for inserting YouTube video audio into your Google Slides.
These methods can enhance your presentations and make them more engaging for your audience.
When presenting at a major conference or a one-on-one sales pitch, add sounds like background music, voiceovers, or sound effects to make your presentation more engaging and powerful.
Here are four ways to include audio files in Google Slides:
You can use Google Slides to embed YouTube videos, and you can use just the audio by making a small adjustment.
Step 1: Slideshow on Google Slides should open.
Step 2: Choose Insert > Video after selecting the slide on which the file will play.
Step 3: After choosing YouTube, insert the URL of the YouTube video you copied.
Step 4: After that, choose the video and press Insert.
Step 5: The slide will display a thumbnail sample of the YouTube video. You can move and resize the video inside your presentation or hide it behind an image.
Step 6: Google Slides has improved the video playback settings. The video will automatically start playing when you click as you navigate your presentation. Using the "Video playback" drop-down menu, you may set the playback mode to autoplay while presenting.
This method is simple and maintains the audio synchronized with your presentation.
The audio from the YouTube video can be downloaded and added straight to Google Slides for a simpler version that only has the audio.
Step 1: Download the audio using an MP3 to YouTube converter.
Step 2: To insert the MP3 file, select Insert > Audio in Google Slides.
Step 3: You can choose whether you want the audio to play automatically or when you click it.
Using this strategy, you can carefully control the audio playing, preventing video distractions.
If downloading is not an option, you can use a screen recorder that records system audio to capture the YouTube audio.
You may choose which parts of the YouTube video to use by manually recording the audio.
You can also connect straight from your slide to the YouTube video as a quick and simple solution.
Step 1: On your slide, make a shape or text box.
Step 2: After highlighting it, right-click and choose Link.
Step 3: Copy the YouTube video's URL, then select "Open in a new tab."
Although it doesn't immediately embed the audio, this option offers access when needed.
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YouTube converters allow you to quickly and easily obtain audio from YouTube videos. To use them, copy and paste the URL of the desired YouTube video into the site's search box. Next, pick MP3 as the download format to extract only the audio track.
While Google Slides does not have built-in features for directly inserting YouTube audio, you may embed the complete video and extract the audio with a screen recording tool or a third-party application.
Yes, there are copyright restrictions. Ensure you have the relevant permits before using the audio for personal or educational use. Always respect the copyright of the original material creators.
After inserting the audio, you can edit it with Google Slides' built-in audio editing skills.
Yes, you can add many audio recordings to a single slide. This allows you to create layered soundscapes or add background music and narration.
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