How can I embed a plotly vizualization to a google slides? - jupyter-notebook

I have a plotly visualization in a Jupyter Notebook.
Looking for some time how to embed that file to google slides but couldn't find a way.
Does anyone know how I can visualize a plotly plot on the google slides without losing its interactivity?
thanks a lot for help

That's not possible if you want to keep the interactivity
Google Slides doesn't support external iframes or HTML code. As an almost workaround you can export the plot as an image, it's still non-interactive though.

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