How To Delete Custom Colors In Google Slides

By Abby •  Updated: 04/25/22 •  3 min read

Google Slides is a program that many people use to present their ideas. You can create presentations that include slideshows, reports and infographics. You can also use the software to create other kinds of documents, such as letters, emails, and spreadsheets. People are becoming very familiar with Google Slides, because they can create easily-created documents that are interactive and easy to use.

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One of the most important aspects of Google Slides is that you can add your own colors to them. There is a color menu that you can select, click on the menu and choose the color that you would like to use.

If you want to change your colors, there are times when you might want to delete those custom colors. Some of the things that you are allowed to do include changing the colors of your presentation or creating a new one. One other reason that you might want to get rid of your custom colors is because you would like to change to a different color scheme. When that happens, you can easily do this:

By clicking on the table, text box, dropdown, and selecting a color from the style section, you can choose the colors that you want. There it will be in the right hand section, next to the entry for “data”.

It is also possible to change the look of your Google slides presentation by changing the theme, the background, and the layout of the presentation.

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In addition, themes are defined as a group of colors, fonts, backgrounds and layouts that have been set.

Behind each slide is a background. That is, a picture or a color that you put behind each slide. You are able to change the background color of any of the slides, or even of the entire presentation.

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