When to Use It
- Label elements for identification in other operations
- Set up elements for targeted updates and modifications
- Organize presentation elements with meaningful names
- Enable dynamic workflows that target specific elements
- Improve accessibility of presentations
- Create reusable presentation templates
Inputs
Field | Type | Required | Description |
---|---|---|---|
Presentation | Text | Yes | Google Slides presentation URL or ID |
Element ID | Text | Yes | Unique identifier of the element to update |
Alt Text | Text | Yes | New alternative text for the element |
Finding Element IDs
Use these operations to find element IDs:- Get Slide: Retrieve elements from a specific slide
- List Elements: Get all elements across the presentation
Alt Text Best Practices
Use descriptive names:revenue_chart
for revenue chartscompany_logo
for logo imagessummary_text
for summary text boxeskpi_table
for KPI tables
- Use underscores instead of spaces
- Keep names short but descriptive
- Use consistent prefixes (e.g.,
chart_
,text_
,image_
)
Output
Returns confirmation of alt text update:Output Fields:
Field | Description |
---|---|
element_id | Unique identifier of the updated element |
old_alt_text | Previous alt text value |
new_alt_text | New alt text value that was set |
slide_id | Slide containing the element |
element_type | Type of element (TEXT_BOX, IMAGE, TABLE, etc.) |
update_successful | Whether the update was completed |
Credit Cost
- Cost per run: 1 credit
Common Workflows
Element Setup for Dynamic Updates:Tips
Alt Text Strategy:- Set alt text immediately after creating elements
- Use meaningful names that describe the element’s purpose
- Follow naming conventions for consistency across presentations
- Document your naming scheme for team workflows
- Always set alt text for elements you’ll modify later
- Use descriptive names that make sense in your workflow context
- Check existing alt text with Get Slide or List Elements first
- Update alt text when repurposing elements for different content