google-slides-template-migration

Yes, you can port content from a local PPTX file using the import_presentation function. The migration requires access to Google Slides APIs like get_presentation, get_slide, and batch_update to duplicate template layouts and transfer content.

The best way to preserve content structure during template migration is mapping source slides to template archetypes. This maintains narrative flow and density by matching the source messaging to consistent layout patterns in the target deck.

You verify visual alignment after porting slides by using the get_slide_thumbnail function. Generating thumbnails of the migrated slides allows you to quickly validate that the content visually aligns with the target template's layout language.

Template migration works for complex decks by following migration rules and playbook guidance to ensure consistency. It maps each source slide to a template archetype, maintaining narrative flow and managing density across the presentation.

Migrated slides may not match the template layout if the source slide was not mapped to the correct template archetype. Verifying alignment with slide thumbnails and following the migration playbook ensures the layout language and content density remain consistent.