PPTX Export — Figma to Editable PowerPoint

About this plugin

Turn your Figma frames into an editable PowerPoint deck — not a stack of screenshots.The only Figma → PPTX plugin we tested that actually embeds your fonts — your deck looks right even where the fonts aren't installed.Most exporters write font names into the file and hope for the best — when your client opens the deck without Inter or Montserrat installed, PowerPoint silently swaps them and the layout falls apart. This plugin embeds the actual font files into the .pptx (top Google Fonts bundled, or upload your own .ttf), so the deck renders with your typography on any machine. In July 2026 we tested every Figma-to-PowerPoint plugin we could find and opened each exported file — ours was the only one where the fonts were really inside.Three export modes, honest trade-offs- Exact look + editable text (recommended) — each slide is a pixel-exact picture of your design with real text boxes on top. Perfect fidelity, retypeable text.- Fully editable — everything becomes native PowerPoint objects: shapes, gradients, lines and text. Complex art falls back to images, and the report tells you exactly what and why.- Pixel-perfect images — each slide is one crisp picture. Exact copy, nothing editable.Whatever you pick, the plugin never pretends: the conversion report shows what stayed editable and what didn't.How it works1. Select the frames you want as slides — you'll see slide thumbnails in order and a content pre-count ("18 texts · 9 shapes · 5 images") before you spend anything.2. Click Export to PPTX and watch the staged progress bar (frames → fonts → convert → package).3. Download your .pptx and open it in PowerPoint, Google Slides or Keynote. A 5-frame deck exports in seconds, slides in the same order as your frames.That's it. No account, no email, no API key — your first 3 exports every month are completely free, straight out of the box. And failed exports don't count against your quota.The honest conversion reportAfter every export you get a transparent report — of the plugins we tested, this is the only one that gives you any post-export report at all:- ✓ what was converted natively — text boxes, shapes, images- ⚠ what was rasterized — each node listed with the reason- Aa fonts, three ways: embedded (original bytes in the file), remapped (honest substitute named), or needs your file (upload the .ttf and it gets embedded too)No surprises when you open the file. You always know what your teammates will actually be able to edit.Why designers use it- Hand off pitch decks and presentations to clients and colleagues who live in PowerPoint or Google Slides.- Convert Figma to PPT for investor decks, sales decks and reports that others need to update without you.- Get a Figma presentation export where slide text stays selectable, searchable and editable — not baked into pixels.- Export Figma slides to PowerPoint as editable objects, then fine-tune in Google Slides (upload the .pptx to Drive and it opens directly).- Send the deck to people who don't have your fonts — embedded fonts mean it still looks like your design.Small files, fast exportsFile-size optimization is on by default: photos are compressed just enough to keep the deck light without visible quality loss (you can switch it off for maximum fidelity). A typical 5-slide export lands in under 5 MB and takes about 6 seconds.Free & Pro- Free: 3 exports per month. Full quality, full report, embedded fonts, no watermark, no signup. Failed exports don't count. Quota resets on the 1st of each month.- Pro: unlimited exports — $12/month, or $69/year (save 52%).Pro is purchased through Figma's own secure checkout right inside the plugin (Figma Community payments). Until checkout goes live on this listing, the Get Pro button shows a copyable e-mail order instead — you receive a license key by reply and paste it into the plugin to unlock instantly. No separate account needed either way.PrivacyConversion happens entirely on your machine, inside Figma. Your designs are never uploaded to any server — the plugin ships with no network access at all (you can verify the badge on this very page).---*Editable where possible, embedded where it matters, transparent always — that's the whole promise.*