Is there a think-cell for Google Slides?

think-cell doesn’t run in Google Slides. Its own knowledge base says Google converts think-cell charts to images on upload, and the think-cell functionality can’t be restored afterwards. Deckcell is a Google Slides add-on that draws waterfall, Mekko, Gantt and 13 other chart types inside Google Slides, as shapes you can edit again.

Last updated 24 October 2026

What works in Google Slides

Every chart type

All 16: waterfall, Mekko, stacked, Gantt, Pareto, butterfly, scatter and more.

Re-editable

Select a chart and reopen its datasheet in the sidebar.

Layout tools

Align, dock, stretch, matrix, slice and multiply.

200 templates

Frameworks and layouts in your deck’s colours.

Agenda, maps and flags

The same as in PowerPoint.

Deck checks

Brand, text and layout checks with fixes.

Not yet in Google Slides: Excel links, the team library, and tools that change shape handles. Full platform details.

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A Mekko chart as drawn by Deckcell, in Google Slides or PowerPoint.

Frequently asked questions

Does think-cell work with Google Slides?

No. think-cell is a desktop add-in for PowerPoint and Excel on Windows and Mac. Uploading a deck to Google Slides converts its charts to images.

How do I make a Mekko or waterfall chart in Google Slides?

Install Deckcell from the Extensions menu, choose the chart, paste your data and insert. Step-by-step guide.

Can I move a deck between PowerPoint and Google Slides?

Deckcell charts are ordinary shapes, so they survive the move as shapes. To edit a chart’s data again, open it in the app where it was made.

Spend the evening on the story, not the formatting

Deckcell is in early access. Join the list and we’ll set you and your team up.

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