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How to Straighten a Line in Google Slides

Updated on:
June 9, 2026
By:
Madhav Bhandari
Try this guided demo to learn how to straighten a line in Google Slides.
  1. First, click on the line you want to straighten to select it.
  2. Hold Shift then drag the line to adjust.
  3. Drag the line until it snaps into place.

📌 Why this matters

Perfectly straight lines create visual hierarchy and professionalism in your presentations. When connecting elements like flowchart boxes or creating borders, even slightly crooked lines make your entire slide look sloppy and distract from your message. Straight lines also ensure proper alignment with other slide elements, which becomes crucial when you're building complex diagrams or layouts. Your audience subconsciously notices these details, and clean, precise lines signal attention to detail and competence before you even start speaking.

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