Turn Perplexity Research Into Google Slides Presentations Automatically

Neotask connects Google Slides and Perplexity so you can go from a research question to a finished deck without the manual work in between. Perplexity finds the latest data, sources, and insights from the web, and Neotask structures that content directly into your Google Slides presentation. Whether you are building a market analysis, a competitive briefing, or a research summary, this integration removes the copy-paste bottleneck that slows every team down.

Research to Slides Fast

Skip copy-paste and go from Perplexity answers to slides automatically.

AI-Structured Layouts

Neotask organizes research findings into logical, presentation-ready decks.

Share Insights Instantly

Publish polished presentations the moment your research is complete.

Workflows

Research Paper to Presentation Describe a topic and Neotask uses Perplexity to gather cited research, then builds a structured Google Slides deck with key findings, data points, and source references already formatted.

Competitive Landscape Deck Provide a list of competitors and Neotask queries Perplexity for the latest product updates, pricing changes, and news, then populates a comparison slide deck ready for your next strategy meeting.

Weekly Industry Briefing Slides Schedule a recurring briefing where Neotask pulls the top industry news and developments from Perplexity and assembles a fresh slide deck each week, delivered to your Google Drive.

Fact-Check and Enrich Existing Decks Point Neotask at a Google Slides presentation you already have and it will use Perplexity to verify statistics, find supporting citations, and add current data to slides that need updating.

How It Works

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Capabilities

Capability Details
Real-Time Research Perplexity searches the live web for current data and citations
Slide Creation Neotask builds new Google Slides decks from scratch based on research output
Slide Editing Neotask adds, updates, or restructures slides in existing presentations
Cited Sources Research results include citations that can be added to slide notes or reference slides
Scheduled Runs Automate recurring research decks on a daily, weekly, or custom schedule
Drive Organization Finished decks are saved to a specified Google Drive folder automatically

Try Asking Neotask

Pro Tips

Be specific about the number of slides and the depth of research you want so Neotask can scope the task correctly.

Include a target audience in your prompt so the tone and complexity of the slides match your readers.

Use the scheduled workflow for recurring reports to save the most time over the long run.

Ask Neotask to include a references slide so Perplexity citations are easy to find and share.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Neotask add citations from Perplexity to the slides?

Yes. Neotask can include source links and citations in slide notes or on a dedicated references slide.

Can I use this with an existing Google Slides presentation?

Yes. Neotask can open an existing deck and add or update slides based on new Perplexity research.

How current is the research from Perplexity?

Perplexity searches the live web, so results reflect the most recently available information at the time of the query.

Can I control the slide layout and formatting?

You can describe the layout you want in your prompt and Neotask will apply it. For precise branded templates, point Neotask to a master template in your Google Drive.

Build Research-Backed Presentations in Minutes

Connect Google Slides and Perplexity through Neotask and let your research write itself into a deck.

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