To do so, follow the instructions on the section “Adding a Text Box to Multiple Slides”.
If you want a text for all the slides except the cover slide, you’ll have to add a text box to all the layout masters instead. The text will appear on all the slides of your presentation, including the cover slide.
Exit the master editor view by clicking the “X” button at the top-right.For more information, please refer to the " How to Format the Text in Google Slides" tutorial. You can modify the font, the size, the style and the color of the text by using the options found on the toolbar.To do so, just click and drag until you’re happy with the size of the box. Draw a text box where you want to place the text.Select the slide master (the first one, which acts as the parent slide).
Open your presentation in Google Slides.Remember that this text will be the same in all the slides derived from the same layout master. If you want to change it, you’ll need to access the master slides again. This text won’t be directly editable on the slides.The text will appear on all the slides derived from this layout master. You can modify the font, the size, the alignment, the style and the color of the text by using the options found on the toolbar.Now draw a text box where you want to place the text.On the toolbar, click the Insert placeholder drop-down arrow and select Text box.By default, the layout master from which your chosen slide derives will be selected. Access the master slides by clicking Slide → Edit master.Select one of the slides where you want to add a text.As long as they derive from the same layout master, you can do it easily. You can save some time if you have several slides with a similar layout and want to add the same text to all of them in the same place.
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