Connect Google Slides to Your AI Agent

Read an existing deck or copy a template that preserves its themes and layouts before adapting the content.

Try a Google Slides Task

Copy a prompt into your agent with the oo Skill installed. Add your page links and source notes before running it.

oo Skill Google Slides

Review a Presentation’s Content

Read the slide structure and extract its main points and gaps.

/oo Google Slides: Read Google Slides presentation [presentation ID]. Summarize its main points by slide and identify places where the supplied content is unclear.

Adapt a Copy of a Template

Copy a template and replace selected content while retaining its presentation structure.

/oo Google Slides: Copy Google Slides template [template ID] into folder [folder ID] with title “[new title]”. Read the copy and replace its placeholders using [content notes], preserving the template’s themes and layouts.

Update a Name Across a Deck

Replace repeated text in the presentation you select.

/oo Google Slides: In Google Slides deck [presentation ID], replace all occurrences of [old product name] with [new product name].

Preview a Slide

Get a thumbnail of the slide you want to review.

/oo Google Slides: Read presentation [presentation ID], find the slide titled [slide title], and get its thumbnail for review.

Start Working with Google Slides

Install OOMOL

Set up oo CLI and the oo Skill in your agent.
Install OOMOL →
Connect Google Slides

Authorize your Google account for Slides and relevant Drive access.
Connect Google Slides →
Give Your Agent a Task

Use /oo with the pages to read, the changes to make, and where to save the result.
Connection Guide →

Choose Your Agent

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A Google account with access to the source presentation and destination folder when used.
Use a presentation ID or exact title to read a deck. Copying a template requires Drive access; thumbnail links are temporary.

Google Slides Tools

Google Slides operations create blank presentations, read slides and page elements, apply presentation updates, copy templates, and get page thumbnails.

Presentation and Page Inspection

Read a deck or individual page and generate a page thumbnail.

Create and Update Presentations

Create a blank deck, copy a template, or apply slide and content updates.

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Create Presentation

Create a blank Google Slides presentation. Optional locale, page size, and presentation ID values are forwarded when provided.

googleslides.create_presentation

Presentations Get

Retrieve a Google Slides presentation by presentation ID, or search Google Drive by exact presentation title first and then fetch the presentation.

googleslides.presentations_get

Presentations Batch Update

Apply raw Google Slides batchUpdate requests to a presentation.

googleslides.presentations_batch_update

Presentations Pages Get

Retrieve a specific page from a Google Slides presentation, including its page elements and page-specific properties.

googleslides.presentations_pages_get

Get Page Thumbnail2

Generate a thumbnail for a Google Slides page. Returns a temporary content URL plus thumbnail dimensions when Google provides them.

googleslides.get_page_thumbnail2

Presentations Pages Get Thumbnail

Compatibility alias for get_page_thumbnail2. Generates a thumbnail for a Google Slides page.

googleslides.presentations_pages_get_thumbnail

Presentations Copy From Template

Copy an existing Google Slides presentation through Google Drive so the new presentation preserves the original themes, masters, and layouts.

googleslides.presentations_copy_from_template

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I find a presentation by title?

Yes. The read operation can search Drive for an exact presentation title before retrieving the deck. A presentation ID is useful when titles are duplicated.

Will copying a template preserve its design?

The copy preserves the original themes, masters, and layouts. Specify which text or elements to change when adapting it.

How can I preview a slide?

Provide the presentation and page IDs to generate a thumbnail. Use its temporary image link while it remains available.