Transcription
In this video, I'm going to show you how to really quickly create well-formatted Google Documents within make.com. So documents will look more like this, with headings, bullet points, bolding, and so on, as opposed to plain text or markdown, which is very difficult to read and could take a lot of manual efforts to update. I'll show you how to do it manually, as well as how to get the output from Open AI in a good format to transfer to Google Docs.
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To start with, I just have this "create a document" module, and the content is just "hello." Press okay and select "run once." I'll just copy and paste the web view link for that, and that's what we see. We see this in plain text. Now, to format this through the make.com module, you can just format it in HTML. So this is an H1 tag. I'm just doing this manually, but you can easily get ChatGPT to convert any of your text into HTML. I've just gone to an HTML example to get some code for what a list looks like, so I can quickly copy that in. Press okay, and I'll press "run once," and I'll go to the web view link. Okay, now we have the heading and these.
If you want to build this into your automation and transfer the output from Open AI to Google Docs, then you can just add something like this to your prompt: "You can only respond in HTML format, and you must use the tags such as H2, p, ol, ul, b, and a." And with that, instead of responding in markdown like so, it will respond in a format like this directly.
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