2.Preso

About this plugin

Design presentations in Figma. Deliver them in PowerPoint.2.Preso bridges the gap between modern design workflows and one of the world's most widely used presentation formats.Simply select your presentation frames in Figma, run a scan, review any complex artwork that may not translate perfectly, then build a PowerPoint presentation that remains as editable as possible while staying visually faithful to your original design.Unlike screenshot exporters, 2.Preso analyses every selected slide and determines the safest way to recreate each layer. Editable text stays editable. Simple shapes remain PowerPoint objects. Images maintain their quality and placement. Only artwork you explicitly approve—or artwork you've already identified using the EXPAND workflow—is converted into flattened imagery.Before export, the plugin performs an intelligent review of complex artwork, allowing you to quickly identify decorative assets, illustrations, masks, dense vector groups or effect-heavy graphics that may not translate cleanly. You remain in complete control by choosing exactly what should remain editable and what should be exported as a single image.The result is a clean PowerPoint presentation that opens correctly, preserves slide order, maintains design fidelity and remains practical for editing, presenting and stakeholder review.What it helps withConverting Figma presentation decks into editable PowerPoint filesPreserving editable text wherever possibleMaintaining PowerPoint shapes instead of flattening entire slidesReviewing complex artwork before exportFlattening only selected artwork for maximum visual fidelityPreserving slide hierarchy, positioning and layer orderMaintaining image placement, transparency and scaleProducing presentation-ready PPTX files without manual rebuildingBest used forCorporate presentations, client decks, sales presentations, pitch decks, training material, marketing presentations, executive reports, proposal documents, conference presentations and branded slide templates created in Figma and delivered as PowerPoint.