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| ![]() FlashDocs Launches API to Automate Google Slides and PowerPoint Decks from Markdown and DataBuilt for developers, AI agents, and product teams, FlashDocs brings modern slide automation to Google Slides and PowerPoint through a unified, developer-friendly API.
By: FlashDocs FlashDocs, a new API-first platform, officially launched today with a mission to eliminate the tedium of building presentations. With native support for both Google Slides and PowerPoint, FlashDocs makes it easy for developers to programmatically create, update, and personalize slide decks using structured data, markdown, or pre-designed templates. Designed specifically for developers, AI agents, and product-led teams, the FlashDocs API allows you to generate fully branded, dynamic slide decks in just a few lines of code. "We kept hearing the same thing from builders: they wanted to generate slide decks just like they generate PDFs or spreadsheets — directly from code," said the FlashDocs founding team. "We built FlashDocs to be the missing layer between your product and presentation software." Why FlashDocs Exists Creating presentations has always been a manual process — dragging and dropping, formatting charts, copying in metrics from somewhere else. And if you needed to personalize a slide deck for every customer, or auto-generate weekly reports from analytics dashboards? Good luck. FlashDocs replaces all of that with a clean, powerful API. You send it content, data, or markdown — it gives you back a beautiful slide deck in either Google Slides or PowerPoint format. Core Features of the FlashDocs API
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What's Next FlashDocs is now available in public beta, with full documentation and quick-start guides for developers at https://flashdocs.com. The team is continuing to expand capabilities for template management, data visualizations, and deeper integrations with LLMs and agent platforms. If you've ever said "this should be a slide," FlashDocs just made that a lot easier. End
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