Google Docs

Creates a copy of the specified Google Document. If a new title is not provided, the copy will default to 'Copy of [original title]'. This action places the new document in the user's root Google Drive folder.

Creates a new table in a Google Document and populates its cells with provided text data in a single operation. Use this action when you need to insert a structured table with predefined content into a document. The action handles both table creation and cell population automatically, eliminating the need for separate operations.

This action creates a new Google Docs document with a specified title and inserts initial text into it if provided. Upon successful creation, it returns the document's ID and other metadata, excluding the body content.

DEPRECATED: Use GOOGLEDOCS_CREATE_DOCUMENT instead. Tool to create a blank Google Docs document with a specified title. Use when you need to create a new, empty document.

This action creates a Google Docs document. You can set a title and provide initial content in Markdown format, which will be converted to the document's body.

This action allows you to create a footer for a specified Google Document. You can define the type of footer and specify the section where it should be applied.

This action creates a footnote in a specified location within a Google Document. You can specify either the exact location within the document or choose to add it at the end of the document body.

This action creates a new header in a specified Google Document. You can provide text content to add to the header. If the document already has a default header, the existing header ID is returned and any provided text is added to it.

This action creates a named range in a Google Document. A named range allows you to define a specific part of the document with a name for easier referencing and manipulation later on.

This action adds bullet points to specified paragraphs in a Google Document. It allows users to format lists within a defined range, enhancing document presentation.

Creates a new tab in a Google Docs document. Tabs allow you to organize document content into separate sections within a single document. Use this action when you need to add a new organizational tab to a document. When a tab is added at a specified index, all subsequent tabs' indexes are automatically incremented.

This action deletes a specified range of content from a Google Document. It is useful for removing text or structural components that are no longer needed. Important: The endIndex must not include the final newline at the end of a segment, as this newline cannot be deleted.

This action deletes a specific footer from a document. It allows you to remove footers either from the entire document or from specified sections as needed.

Deletes the header from the specified section or the default header if no section is specified. Use this action to remove a header from a Google Document.

This action allows for the deletion of a specified named range in a Google Document. Users can delete a named range by providing either its ID or its name, streamlining document management.

This action removes bullet points from the specified range of paragraphs in a Google Document. It is particularly useful for formatting adjustments in document editing.

Deletes a specified tab within a Google Document. If the tab has child tabs, they are deleted as well. It allows for maintaining document organization by removing unnecessary or obsolete tabs.

This action allows users to delete a specific column from a table in a Google Document. It takes the document ID and details about the column location to perform the deletion.

Deletes a specified row in a table within a Google Document. It allows for maintaining document accuracy by removing unnecessary or irrelevant data in tabular format.

Tool to export a Google Docs file as PDF using the Google Drive API. Use when you need to generate a PDF version of a Google Docs document for download or distribution. Note: Google Drive enforces a 10MB limit on export content.

This action retrieves a Google Document using its unique identifier. If the document ID is valid, the details of the document will be returned; otherwise, an error will be raised.

Retrieves the end index and paragraph structure of a Google Document or specific segment. Use this action when you need to determine valid insertion points for text operations, especially before using insertText requests. The end index represents the maximum boundary of the document body or specified segment (header, footer, footnote, or tab).

Retrieve a Google Doc by ID and return a best-effort plain-text rendering. Converts document structure into plain text including paragraphs, lists, and tables without requiring clients to traverse complex Docs API JSON.

This action allows you to insert an image into a specific cell of a table in a Google Document. You specify which table, which row and column, and the image appears in that cell. This is useful for creating structured documents with images in tabular layouts.

This action allows you to insert an image into a Google Document at a specified location. You can define the image's URI and its dimensions, making it easy to enhance your document visually.

This action inserts a page break at a specified location in a Google Document. It allows content to start on a new page, which is useful for structuring documents more effectively.

This action allows users to insert a table into a Google Document. You can specify the number of rows and columns, and choose a precise location for the table, enhancing document organization and layout.

Inserts a new column in a specified table of a Google Document. Users can choose to place the new column either to the right or left of a given reference cell location.

Inserts a new row in a specified table of a Google Document. Users can choose to place the new row either above or below a given reference cell location.

This action allows the user to insert a specified string of text into a Google Document at a particular index or append it to the end. It is useful for modifying documents by adding new content at designated positions.

Inserts text into a specific cell of a table in a Google Document by row and column position. Use this action when you need to add or update text content in a table cell at a known row and column index. To use this action, you must first retrieve the document structure using GOOGLEDOCS_GET_DOCUMENT_BY_ID to find the table's start index. Then specify the target cell by its zero-based row and column indices (e.g., row_index=0, column_index=0 for the top-left cell).

This action retrieves charts from a specified Google Sheets spreadsheet. It provides chart IDs and their specifications for embedding or reference in other documents.

This action replaces all instances of a given text in the specified document with a different text. It is useful for making widespread edits to document content efficiently.

This action allows users to replace an existing image in a document with a new image specified by a URI. It ensures the document remains up-to-date with the latest visuals.

This action allows users to search for Google Documents by applying various filters to help narrow down results. Users can search by document name, content, modification date, and other attributes.

This action allows the user to unmerge merged cells in a table within a Google Document. It reverts the cells back to their individual states, enabling further edits and adjustments.

This action applies one or more updates to a Google Document in a single batch operation. It supports 35+ request types for text manipulation, styling, table operations, headers/footers, and document structure modifications. All requests are validated before execution, and if any request fails, no changes are applied.

This action updates a Google Docs document by replacing its content with new text in Markdown format. It requires edit permissions and transforms the provided Markdown into the appropriate document format.

This action updates a specific section of a Google Docs document by inserting or replacing it with the provided Markdown content. It allows users to specify the exact location using start and optional end indices.

This action updates the overall style of a Google Document, including its page size, margins, and text direction. It's essential for making global style modifications to your document.

This action updates a Google Docs document by applying various edit operations. You can insert, delete, or format text as specified in the request body.

This action updates the style of specified rows in a Google Document's table. It allows users to set attributes like minimum row height, table header status, and overflow prevention for a better document presentation.

Updates properties of a document tab such as title, parent tab, index, and icon emoji. Use this action when you need to rename a tab, change its emoji icon, move it within the tab hierarchy, or reorganize tab structure.