Oct 6, 20262026-10-06 · 09:30
Speak your date language.
Choose a date, date and time, or a custom pattern. Add your own prefix and localize dates in 11 languages.
MADE FOR GOOGLE SLIDESYour slides.
Your slides.
Right on time.
Give every presentation a clear point in time. Add beautifully consistent dates and timestamps, without editing slides one by one.
Your format. Your time zone. Your slides.
Quarterly team update
Date & timeAsia / Shanghai
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One consistent timestamp.Across your whole presentation.
LESS REPETITION. MORE PRESENTING.11 date languages9 anchor positionsOne slide or every slide
SMALL TOOL. THOUGHTFUL DETAILS.A finishing touch,
A finishing touch,
exactly how you like it.
From a quick meeting date to a precisely formatted update, make the details work for your presentation.
SHANGHAIGMT +08:00
Keep everyone in sync.
Start with your browser’s time zone or choose a region. Regional zones follow daylight-saving rules when applicable.
Make it feel at home.
Choose from nine positions. Adjust text size, color, and background opacity to complement your slides.
Apply at your own scale.
Stamp the current page, a custom range like 1–3, 5, or all slides. Apply again to update existing stamps.
A little room to change your mind.
Undo the latest stamp operation for up to 10 minutes. Your applied preferences are saved for next time.
FROM OPEN TO DONEThree steps.
Three steps.
One less thing
to think about.
Works inside your Google Slides presentation.
- 01
Open Add a Date Stamp.
Once the add-on is available in your presentation, open Extensions → Add a Date Stamp → Open Add a Date Stamp.
- 02
Make it yours.
Preview your date, choose a language and time zone, and set the style, position, and target slides.
- 03
Apply. And carry on.
Insert the timestamp across your chosen slides. Stamps show the time you apply them; apply again whenever you want to refresh them.
Your presentation stays in Google.
Add a Date Stamp requests access to the current presentation to insert and update stamps. Presentation content is not sent to a separate developer server. Preferences and temporary undo data use Google Apps Script storage.
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