Navigate to [https://docs.google.com/presentation/](https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1Ze757uuVVsJy8Xmzt6vfZR-1BC7lGK_t82-cWXQPj5s/edit#slide=id.g329c929330f_0_729)
Click on the slide where you wish to introduce the columns.
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Click the "Insert" tab on the toolbar at the top.
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Click or hover over “Table” and choose the number of columns and rows. In this example, I want to make 2 columns, so I selected 2 columns and a few rows.
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Here is the table inserted.
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Click and drag the lines of the table to change the size of the table, columns and rows.
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Input the content you want to show in columns.
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You can customize the table as you like from the toolbar on top.
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Here you have your content in 2 columns in a customized table.
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Method 2
Navigate to [https://docs.google.com/presentation/](https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1Ze757uuVVsJy8Xmzt6vfZR-1BC7lGK_t82-cWXQPj5s/edit#slide=id.g329c929330f_0_729)
Click on the slide where you wish to add the columns.
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Click "Layout" on the toolbar on top.
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A new menu will appear. Scroll down and look for a layout with the number of columns you want to add.
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Select the right layout for your presentation.
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Here is the layout applied to the slide.
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Add your content in the text boxes.
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Customize the text boxes as you like using the toolbar on top.
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Now you have your content in Google Slides distributed in 2 columns.
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