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How to Automate Animation and Slideshow Transitions in PowerPoint

You can set your existing PowerPoint animations to play automatically so that you don't have to click the slide area to make the next item appear. You can also set the slide transitions to progress automatically, so there is no need to click to proceed to the next slide in your show. These instructions are for PowerPoint 2016, 2013, and 2010. The tabs and section headings may vary slightly in appearance, but the terminology in these instructions will remain the same between each version of PowerPoint.

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How to Automate Animation and Slideshow Transitions in PowerPoint
Automate Slide Animations
Automate Slide Transitions
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How to Loop Google Slides Presentations Without Publishing
How to Publish a Looping Google Slides Presentation
Looping Google Slides, Made Simple
How do you Autoplay slides in PowerPoint Mobile?
How do I get slides to automatically play in PowerPoint without clicking?
How do I get the slides to play automatically in PowerPoint?
Can you play a PowerPoint without clicking?

Note:
This help page assumes that you are working with a PowerPoint file that already includes animations.

Automate Slide Animations

Open your PowerPoint slideshow.
Click the [Animations] tab > From the "Advanced Animation" group, click "Animation Pane".
Right-click the first animation > Select "Start With Previous". This will cause your first animation to start as soon as the slide appears on the screen.
For each of the remaining animations in your list, right-click and then select "Start After Previous." This will cause all other animations on the slide to occur automatically in the order you have listed them.
To adjust the time each animations occurs, click the up and down arrows in the "Duration:" field located within the "Timing" group.
To adjust the time before the next animation appears, click the up and down arrows in the "Delay:" field located within the "Timing" group.

Note:
When you return to a slide after having viewed only part of it, the animation sequences automatically start from the beginning.

Automate Slide Transitions

Click the [Transitions] tab > From the "Transition to This Slide" group, choose the transition you would like to apply to the selected slide.
To modify the transition speed, adjust the "Duration" drop-down list in the "Timing" group.
From the "Timing" group, uncheck "On Mouse Click."
From the "Timing" group, check "After" and modify the drop-down list to display the number of seconds you would like between slides.
To apply slide transition preferences to all slides, from the "Timing" group, select "Apply to All" or go to each slide and repeat the above steps for each individual slide.
Save (Ctrl + S) your presentation and run the slideshow (F5) to view your changes.

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Google Slides is a great lightweight alternative to tools like PowerPoint. But since it's available for free, it doesn't have as many features as you may be used to in the desktop version of PowerPoint.

As a result, you might wonder how to loop a Google Slides presentation or make it play automatically. Thankfully, this is possible and not difficult to do. We'll show you how to make Google Slides loop, even without publishing the presentation.

How to Loop Google Slides Presentations Without Publishing

To loop a Google Slides presentation, first set up a new slideshow in Google Slides as normal. When you're ready to run the slides on a loop, click the Slideshow button at the top-right to start playing your slides.

With the presentation view up, move your mouse to the bottom-left corner of the presentation screen to show the toolbar. On the toolbar, click the three-dot menu and expand the Auto-play item. Then on this menu, click the Loop option at the bottom to enable presentation looping.

Also on this menu, you'll need to choose the timing for your slides so that they play automatically. These range from short options like Every second or Every 2 seconds to Every 30 seconds or Every minute at the longest. Choose what timing is right based on your presentation type.

Google Slides Auto Loop Menu

Once you've selected these options to loop and automatically advance your Google Slides presentation, click the Play button to begin the slideshow. This will play your slides automatically, at your chosen speed, looping them until you click the Pause button on the same Auto-play menu.

Looping presentations continuously like this is great anytime you want to keep content cycling without your input. Try it for kiosks or to show photos at parties. Make sure to use the Enter/Exit full screen option as appropriate, too.

How to Publish a Looping Google Slides Presentation

If you want to send a Google Slides presentation to someone and have it loop automatically, that's possible too. This was previously the only way to repeat Google Slides slideshows before the company added the above method. It still comes in handy if you want someone else's feedback before you give a presentation online, for instance.

To share a Google Slides presentation that loops automatically, you need to publish it. To do so, select File > Publish to the web at the top-left corner of the Slides interface.

When you do, you'll have a few options to configure. Select Link (unless you want to Embed it somewhere), then set the Auto-advance slides dropdown box to your preference. The available timings here are the same as with the above method; the default is three seconds, but you can choose from as little as one second or as long as a minute between slides.

Google Slides
Publish Loop

Check Restart the slideshow after the last slide and it will continually loop until the recipient closes it. For best results, enable Start slideshow as soon as the player loads as well, so they don't have to start it manually.

Once you click Publish, you'll get a link that you can share with people anywhere you'd like. If you ever change your mind, expand the Published content & settings section and click Stop publishing, and people won't be able to view it with the link anymore.

Looping Google Slides, Made Simple

Now you know how to loop Google Slides slideshows easily, with whatever timing you prefer. Whether you want to publish your slideshow or not, repeating a slideshow just takes a few clicks.

This isn't the only trick that Google Slides is hiding, either. Check out a lot more tips that help you create eye-catching documents across the Google Docs suite.

How do you Autoplay slides in PowerPoint Mobile?

Start a slide show presentation > Programs > PowerPoint Mobile. In the presentation list, tap the slide show you want to view. Tap the current slide to advance to the next slide. If the presentation is set up as a timed slide show, slides will advance automatically.

How do I get slides to automatically play in PowerPoint without clicking?

Open your PowerPoint presentation. Click the [Slide Show] tab > From the "Set Up" group, click "Set Up Slide Show". From the resulting dialogue box, check "Loop continuously until 'Esc'" under the "Show options" section > Click [OK].

How do I get the slides to play automatically in PowerPoint?

To make the slide advance to the next slide when you click the mouse, select the On Mouse Click check box. To make the slide advance automatically, select the After check box, and then enter the number of minutes or seconds that you want. The timer starts when the final animation or other effect on the slide finishes.

Can you play a PowerPoint without clicking?

In Normal view (where you edit your slides), click the audio icon on the slide. On the Audio Tools Playback tab, in the Audio Options group, select In Click Sequence or Automatically in the Start list. The In Click Sequence feature is only available in PowerPoint 2016 and newer versions.