SlidesGPT MCP
Generate presentations and slide decks from a prompt and export them to PowerPoint.
Verdict
Common use cases
- Draft investor pitch decks from product briefs
- Turn meeting notes into training slide outlines
- Generate client presentation skeletons in minutes
- Build onboarding decks from documentation
- Create conference talk slides from abstracts
Integration
- Vendor
- SlidesGPT MCP
- Category
- other
- Auth
- NONE
- Composio slug
slidesgpt_mcp
Tools
Setup
Setup guide
- 11. Open your Switchy workspace and navigate to Settings > Integrations. 2. Find SlidesGPT MCP in the catalog and click Connect. 3. No authentication is required — the integration activates instantly. 4. Open any Project where you want to create slides. 5. Type a message that @mentions SlidesGPT and describes the deck you need, including topic, audience, and number of slides. 6. The MCP will generate a structured outline or slide content in the chat. 7. Review the output and refine by asking for edits, additional slides, or different formatting. 8. Copy the final content into your presentation tool or export if the MCP supports it. 9. Test the connection by asking SlidesGPT to create a simple three-slide deck on a familiar topic.
What teammates see: by default, memories from SlidesGPT MCP are scoped to the Project (PROJECT visibility) - you can mark any memory PRIVATE or share it ORG-wide.
Works well with
Top models
Compatibility data appears once enough Projects have used this MCP together with a given model.
How Switchy teams use it
Starter prompts
Investor Pitch Deck
@SlidesGPT Create a 10-slide investor pitch deck for a B2B SaaS platform that automates expense reporting. Include problem, solution, market size, business model, traction, team, and ask slides.
Product Training Slides
@SlidesGPT Build a 12-slide training deck for our project management tool. Cover dashboard navigation, creating tasks, assigning teammates, setting deadlines, and generating reports.
Quarterly Review Presentation
@SlidesGPT Draft an 8-slide quarterly review presentation. Include revenue growth, customer acquisition, product launches, team highlights, challenges faced, and Q2 priorities.
Conference Talk Outline
@SlidesGPT Turn this abstract into a 15-slide conference talk outline: 'How small teams use AI to automate customer support without losing the human touch.' Include case studies and takeaways.
Sales Demo Deck
@SlidesGPT Generate a 9-slide sales demo deck for a CRM tool. Show the pain point, our solution, key features, customer success story, pricing tiers, and next steps.
Example outputs
Illustrative - representative of the model's voice and quality, not literal recordings.
@SlidesGPT create a 5-slide pitch deck on our Q2 product roadmap with a modern blue theme
I've generated a 5-slide presentation covering your Q2 roadmap. The deck includes: (1) title slide, (2) executive summary of planned features, (3) timeline breakdown by month, (4) resource allocation overview, and (5) success metrics. The modern blue theme uses a clean sans-serif font with accent colors for callouts. You can download the file as PPTX or share a preview link.
This example shows the MCP's core slide-generation capability. Since no tools are documented yet, the actual workflow may differ — some implementations require you to provide structured content first, while others generate outlines from natural language. Check whether the MCP supports direct editing or only creates new decks from scratch.
@SlidesGPT take the meeting notes from last week's sprint retro and turn them into a summary slide with action items
I've created a single summary slide from your retro notes. The slide has three sections: 'What Went Well' (4 bullet points), 'Challenges' (3 items with root causes), and 'Action Items' (5 tasks with assigned owners and due dates). The layout uses a two-column format to fit all content without crowding. The slide is appended to a new presentation file.
This demonstrates content synthesis — the MCP transforms unstructured text into a structured visual. The quality depends on how well the underlying AI parses your notes. If your retro notes are scattered across multiple messages or documents, you may need to consolidate them first. The MCP likely won't pull context from outside the current prompt unless you explicitly reference it.
@SlidesGPT generate a comparison slide showing our pricing tiers versus three competitors, using a table format
I've built a comparison table slide with four columns (your product plus three competitors) and six rows (pricing, features, support level, contract terms, integrations, and user limits). Each cell is populated with placeholder data based on typical SaaS tier structures. You'll need to verify competitor details and replace placeholders with accurate information. The table uses alternating row colors for readability.
This example highlights the MCP's ability to create structured layouts like tables and charts. However, the MCP cannot fetch live competitor pricing data — it generates a template you must populate. If you need real-time data, pair this with a web-search MCP first, then pass results to SlidesGPT. The output format (table vs. infographic) may vary depending on how you phrase the request.
Use-case deep-dives
When SlidesGPT MCP fits early-stage fundraising sprints
A 3-person startup needs to draft a Series A deck in 48 hours. SlidesGPT MCP works if the team already has narrative clarity—bullet points, financials, and a story arc—and just needs slides built fast. The MCP generates layouts and visual hierarchy without manual dragging in PowerPoint. It falls short if your deck requires custom brand assets or intricate data visualizations that need designer review. The no-auth setup means anyone on the team can trigger slide generation from a shared workspace without credential handoffs. If you're iterating on messaging more than design, this MCP saves 4-6 hours per draft cycle. Best for teams that treat decks as narrative documents, not pixel-perfect artifacts.
SlidesGPT MCP for recurring internal update decks
A 12-person remote team runs Friday all-hands with a 6-slide update deck: wins, metrics, blockers, next week. SlidesGPT MCP automates the template population if the content lives in structured text—Notion pages, Linear summaries, or Slack threads. The MCP converts bullet lists into slide layouts in under a minute, cutting the deck-prep burden from 30 minutes to 5. It doesn't pull live data or integrate with your BI tool, so someone still copies the numbers in. The trade-off: you lose fine-grained control over fonts and spacing, but internal decks rarely need that. If your all-hands format is stable and your team values speed over polish, this MCP turns slide-making into a one-click task.
When SlidesGPT MCP scales onboarding without designers
A 6-person customer success team onboards 8 new clients a month, each needing a customized walkthrough deck. SlidesGPT MCP fits if the deck structure is consistent—intro, feature overview, next steps—and only the customer name and use-case details change. The MCP generates slides from a text outline in seconds, letting CSMs personalize content without waiting on design resources. It struggles if clients expect heavy branding or complex diagrams that require Figma exports. The no-auth model means any CSM can generate decks from the shared workspace without bottlenecking on a single login. If your onboarding decks are 80% repeatable and 20% custom, this MCP keeps the team moving at deal velocity.
Frequently asked
What does the SlidesGPT MCP do in Switchy?
SlidesGPT MCP lets your team generate presentation slides directly from AI conversations in Switchy. Instead of copying AI outputs into PowerPoint or Google Slides manually, you can create formatted decks on the fly. It's useful for turning research summaries, project briefs, or brainstorming sessions into shareable presentations without leaving the workspace.
Do I need API keys or credentials to connect SlidesGPT?
No. SlidesGPT MCP uses no authentication, so there's nothing to configure. Any team member can start using it immediately after you enable the integration in your Switchy workspace. This makes it the fastest presentation tool to get running, though it means you can't tie outputs to a specific SlidesGPT account if you have one.
Can it edit existing presentations or only create new ones?
SlidesGPT MCP focuses on generating new presentations from scratch based on your prompts. If you need to edit an existing deck, export the generated slides and open them in your usual presentation software. Think of it as a first-draft tool, not a full editor replacement.
How does this compare to just using ChatGPT and copying into slides?
SlidesGPT MCP skips the copy-paste loop. You get structured slides with titles, bullet points, and layout already applied, rather than raw text you have to format yourself. It's faster for teams that produce a lot of decks, but if you need heavy design customization, you'll still finish in Keynote or Canva.
Who on the team should use this integration?
Anyone who creates presentations from research or meeting notes. Product managers drafting roadmaps, consultants building client decks, and educators preparing lecture slides all benefit. Since there's no auth, you don't need to assign it to a specific role — just enable it and let people generate decks as needed.