About Pptx MCP
Pptx MCP is an MCP server published by samos123 in the Developer Tools category: create Slides with a simple MCP server using Python PPTX library.
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git clone https://github.com/samos123/pptx-mcpThis server has no ConduID identity, so agent calls to it are not receipted. Pin the version you install and review the source before granting it credentials.
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README
PPTX MCP Server
A FastMCP-powered server for programmatically creating, editing, and rendering PowerPoint (PPTX) presentations. Supports slide creation, text and shape insertion, image embedding, and slide rendering to PNG (with LibreOffice).
Features
- Create/Clear Presentations: Start new or reset existing PPTX files.
- Add Slides: Insert slides with customizable layouts.
- Text & Content: Add titles, content, and custom textboxes to slides.
- Shapes: Insert a wide variety of PowerPoint shapes (including flowchart elements).
- Images: Embed images into slides.
- Slide Description: Get a textual summary of slide contents for verification.
- Slide Rendering: Render slides as PNG images (requires LibreOffice).
- Download PPTX: Download the generated presentation file.
Requirements
- Python 3.12+
- python-pptx
- Pillow
- FastMCP
- LibreOffice (for slide image rendering; must be installed separately and available in your system PATH)
- python-dotenv (for development environment configuration)
Installation
-
Install Python dependencies:
pip install .(Installs from
pyproject.tomlfor dependencies) -
Optional: Install python-dotenv for development environment variables:
pip install python-dotenv -
Install LibreOffice (for image rendering):
- Linux:
sudo pacman -S libreoffice-freshorsudo apt install libreoffice - macOS:
brew install --cask libreoffice - Windows: Download from libreoffice.org
- Linux:
Usage
Start the server:
python server.py
For development with environment variables:
You can set the server's host and port using environment variables:
HOST(default:127.0.0.1)PORT(default:8000)
For example, to run on all interfaces and port 9000:
HOST=0.0.0.0 PORT=9000 python server.py
OR
Create/edit the .env file in the project root:
For example, to run on all interfaces and port 9000:
HOST=0.0.0.0
PORT=9000
Load the environment variables when starting the server:
python server.py
Or (for development with FastMCP):
fastmcp dev server.py
API Overview
The server exposes tools and resources via FastMCP, including:
create_or_clear_presentation(filename)add_slide(filename, layout_index)add_title_and_content(filename, slide_index, title, content)add_textbox(filename, slide_index, text, left_inches, top_inches, width_inches, height_inches, font_size_pt, bold)add_shape(filename, slide_index, shape_type_name, left_inches, top_inches, width_inches, height_inches, text)add_picture(filename, slide_index, image, left_inches, top_inches, width_inches, height_inches)get_slide_content_description(filename, slide_index)get_slide_image(filename, slide_index)(requires LibreOffice)get_pptx_file(filename)
See the code for full parameter details and available shape types.
Presentations & Templates
- Presentations are saved in the
presentations/directory. - You can add your own templates in
presentations/templates/.
License
See LICENSE for details.
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