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For instance, I want to spin endlessly for the rectangle below. It's simple: make a list of same animations for the same object. Loop Animation via a Hackīut there is a workaround (I like workarounds). 🙁 I admit Google Slides is a lean solution for presentations. To put it simple, up to now, it's impossible to make looping animations in Slides, even no chances with 3rd party applications.
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