NOTEBOOKLM / GEMINI NOTEBOOK
Find the look. See the real example. Make it your own with a prompt built around your topic.
THE STYLE SHELF
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The original style collection plus 50 additional examples. Creator walkthroughs show generated slides; curated examples may be slide or infographic visuals.
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FROM SOURCES TO SLIDES
Use the library to choose a visual direction. NotebookLM generates the deck from the sources you supply.
Read Google’s slide-deck instructions ↗Open a card, browse its previews, and enter your topic, audience, language, and slide count.
Add your source material in NotebookLM. Open Slide Deck customization and paste the copied prompt. Choose Presenter Slides for speaking or Detailed Deck for reading.
Check facts, labels, and readability. Adjust individual slides as needed, then export using the formats available in your account.
WATCH THE WORKFLOW
This is the tutorial linked by the original NotebookLM Slide Styles project. Follow along with a style from the library.
Watch on YouTube ↗100 styles, original YAML, and published previews from Yamil Ayma and contributors. The reference site expressly permits use, modification, and sharing. Its README credits NotebookLM Slide Decks for the generated previews.
Original website ↗Repository & credits ↗34 curated visual examples credited to Mark Carver, plus 16 creator walkthrough examples from Ai-BOW and Kazutaka Otsuji. Multiple examples come from the same creators. Published results are not independently reproduced here.
Community visual guide ↗Ai-BOW’s slide experiments ↗Kazutaka Otsuji’s workflow ↗Reference YAML is credited to the original project. Community prompts are short adaptations written for this guide, with the original method linked. Images are the publishers’ examples; your topic will produce a different result.
Research checked September 11, 2026. This independent guide is not affiliated with Google. A Google account and access to Slide Decks are needed to generate presentations.