What it unlocks
Summarize decks, pull talking points, outline your next presentation.
Setup · 60 sec
- 1Open the Muse app and go to Connectors.
- 2Tell Muse "Connect my Google Slides".
- 3Finish Google sign-in in your browser.
- 4Say "read-only to start".
Try it — paste into Muse
Summarize the onboarding deck in my Drive into 5 bullets I can read before Monday standup.
At a glance
- What:
- Google's presentations — free with your Google account.
- Cost:
- Free.
- Maker:
- docs.google.com →
Stay safe
- Revoke: Muse → Connectors → Google Slides → Disconnect. Also removable at myaccount.google.com/connections.
Prompts by profession
Steal one, paste it into Muse, tweak the bracketed bits. Read-only first, approve the rest.
Insurance agent
Pull the 3 key numbers from the renewal deck so I can quote them on calls this week.
Student
Turn my [topic] lecture deck into 10 flashcards: term on one side, one-line answer on the other.
Small business
Read last quarter's pitch deck and draft a 5-slide outline for this quarter with the same structure. Draft only.
Stuck connecting? Fix a problem → covers verification codes, half-finished connections and disconnects that still remember.
Next step
That is the whole setup.
Two ways to keep going: set it up yourself, or have someone walk it through with you.
Paste YW21RI at signup or in Muse Settings. No card needed to start, and nothing is bought or sent without your approval.
Related: Troubleshooting a connection
Frequently asked questions about Google Slides and Muse
- Is it safe to connect Google Slides to Muse?
- Access goes through Google’s own OAuth screen, so Muse never sees your Google password. Start read-only and approve any editing explicitly.
- Can Muse make presentations for me?
- It can outline and draft slide content from your existing decks. Have it draft first, review every slide, and approve before anything is shared.
- How do I disconnect Google Slides from Muse?
- Go to Muse → Connectors → Google Slides → Disconnect. You can also revoke it any time at myaccount.google.com/connections.