Shorten your Google Slides link

Turn the very long link of a Google Slides presentation into a short one that's easy to share. Free, with clicks and analytics.

Google Slides link shortener

Can be a presentation on docs.google.com/presentation, in edit, preview, or present mode.

Paste the link to your presentation and you'll get a short link ready to share.

How people use it

  • Sharing your slides at the end of a talk, a class, or a meeting, on screen or in a chat.
  • Leaving the link to a presentation in an email, a résumé, or a portfolio.
  • Putting a short link on the last slide so the audience can type it or scan it.
  • Seeing how many people open your presentation, with clicks by country and device.

Why use Miniurl for your Google Slides links

Short, clean link, easy to read on a screen or type by hand.
Analytics included: see how many clicks your link got, from which country and device.
Free, no card, no time limit.
QR code ready to project or print, so the audience can scan it.

Why shorten a Google Slides link?

A Google Slides link carries a long identifier, and depending on how you copy it, it can end in /edit, /preview, or /present with extra parameters. On a final slide, in a chat, or in an email it looks huge and nobody can type it by hand.

With Miniurl you turn it into something like miniurl.cl/my-talk: short and easy to remember, with free click stats by country and device so you know how many people open your presentation. You can also generate a QR code for the link and put it on the last slide.

Shortening the link doesn't change the file's permissions: whoever opens it will see the same thing as before, so before sharing it check in Google Slides that it's shared with the people who need it. If you also share spreadsheets or documents, you can shorten those links with Miniurl too.

More free tools