How to add images in google doc header

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Hi,

For the past few days I have been stuck on a problem and I also did multiple posts and didn’t get any solution.

Can you please tell me how I can add images in Google Docs and what the method of getting an access token is?

I tried everything but didn’t find a way.

So I need help adding an image to a Google doc I create multiple docs in one automation after ChatGPT provides me a text in markdown and I want to add a header in all the docs.

So what is the process I can try to achieve this really appreciate your help on it.

@samliew
@Michaela
@Msquare_Automation
@dilipborad

Waiting for your help.

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Hi @Saad_Ali

Google docs supports HTML formatting. You have to use img tag and add image URL to insert images in to Google docs.

Best regards,
Msquare Automation
Platinum Partner of Make
@Msquare_Automation

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I want to add that in the header like you know banner logo

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You’ll need to use Method: documents.batchUpdate  |  Google Docs  |  Google for Developers

with a CreateHeaderRequest request.

You should be able to integrate the endpoints in Make using the app’s universal module (Make an API call) or generic HTTP “Make a request” module.

You can also suggest for it to be made in the Idea exchange. Don’t forget to search for it first, just in case someone already suggested it, so that you don’t end up creating a duplicate.

If you need assistance in setting up the app’s universal module, or the generic HTTP module, please provide additional information about what you have tried with regards to the external service’s Developer API Reference – how you are setting the connection up, a link to the endpoint are you trying to connect to, and what errors you are encountering.

You can also complete this brand new course/tutorial in the Make Academy on how to use external APIs — API calls with HTTP modules

  • API and Endpoints
  • Header and body
  • Multipart/form-data
  • OAuth 2.0

Hope this helps! Let me know if there are any further questions or issues.

— @samliew

P.S.: Investing some effort into the Make Academy will save you lots of time and frustration using Make.