Adding the shortened link to a post in Google Classroom will end up opening the Preview version. If you want to add a Preview link, first paste the Preview link into URL shortener like Bitly. You’ll then see the version with menus and you can then access the File menu to make a copy.Īdding a Preview URL for a document to a Google Classroom post ends up reverting to the original version, not the Preview version. However, if you encounter a Preview version of a document and wish to make a copy, try this: Replace /preview with /edit in the URL. Since a Preview link removes menus, viewers of your document will not have the ability to choose File → Make a Copy to add a copy to their own Google Drive. (Thanks to Shaun Creighton in the comments for this tip!) This is handy when you do not want your audience to skip slides.
You can either keep or delete what was after /edit and your link should work just fine.Ĭhanging /edit to /preview?rm=minimal in Google Slides presents the slideshow without the navigation bar at the bottom. Your shareable link from Google documents might have some additional characters after /edit. Note that the preview might take several minutes to update. There’s no need to republish or reshare the document to update the Preview version. However, a recent version of the document is shown each time the page is loaded. The audience for a Preview link does not see editing in real-time. Furthermore, a Slides presentation does not have the slide sorter-the presentation is shown in Presentation view. This is particularly true with Google Drawings, which does not have a mobile app.Ĭomments and anything that is off the slide or canvas is not displayed in a previewed document. Previewed documents load faster and work much better in mobile browsers than the standard shareable version. A preview link shows slides in presentation view, and it keeps your browser tabs visible (making it easy to switch between the presentation and other webpages). It's also great for when you want to present a Google Slides presentation full screen. Preview links are good for newsletters, flyers, and instructional materials. In fact, your audience may not know you created the document in G Suite. A Preview link declutters the web page, which emphases your content over the tool you used to create it. Publishing what’s created in Google Docs, Sheets, Slides, or Drawings as a Preview link presents the document without menu bars and buttons. Share a clutter-free view of your document
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