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Hand off a deck, not a screenshot folder
Framedeck turns each selected frame into a real slide, so clients and stakeholders can open the file, review it, and make small edits without asking you to rebuild the deck.
v1.0.1 Latest release is live
Turn Figma frames into editable PowerPoint decks.
Framedeck exports selected Figma frames into a clean .pptx with editable text, native shapes, smart fallbacks, and no design upload.
For the moment Figma needs to become a deck
The design work may live in Figma, but final review often happens in PowerPoint. Framedeck helps you move across that gap without flattening every slide or rebuilding the whole presentation by hand.
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Keep the parts people need to edit
Supported text, simple shapes, fills, strokes, and layout objects stay editable in PowerPoint. That means copy tweaks and small layout changes can happen after export.
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Protect the design when translation gets risky
Complex effects, dense compositions, and layers that do not map cleanly to PowerPoint are preserved with crisp fallbacks, so the slide still looks intentional.
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Built for the last mile before presenting
Use it when the design is done in Figma, but the room expects a .pptx: sales decks, product updates, pitch reviews, client presentations, and internal readouts.
From design file to presentation file
The workflow stays inside Figma until the .pptx is ready. No extra workspace, no upload queue, no handoff limbo.
Pick the frames that matter
Select a single frame, a whole presentation flow, or a batch of client-ready screens in your Figma file.
Choose your export strategy
Use editable mode for decks that need changes, or image-only mode when pixel-perfect visual fidelity is the priority.
Open a clean deck
Framedeck creates a .pptx with one slide per frame, ready for PowerPoint, Keynote, or Google Slides.
Export modes Choose fidelity, editability, or both.
Native text and shapes
RecommendedBest for sales decks, product updates, pitch decks, and any file that someone will keep editing.
Pixel-stable snapshots
FastBest when the visual result matters more than editing every object after export.
No broken slides
AutomaticComplex layers are flattened only when needed, so the finished deck still looks right.
Recently shipped in Framedeck
Fixes and improvements, written for people using the plugin.
A maintenance release focused on reliability and security. Your exports stay fast, editable, and fully offline, now with a sturdier foundation under the hood.
Improved
- Hardened export pipeline. Strengthened internal safeguards and refreshed dependencies to keep your exports secure and reliable.
Fixed
- Section backgrounds. Fixed an issue where sections with complex fills or effects could fall back to a lower-quality export.
Questions before your first export?
A quick pass through the practical details.
Is Framedeck free?
Yes. Framedeck is free for personal and commercial projects.
Are exported slides actually editable?
Yes. Supported text, shapes, and vectors become native PowerPoint objects. Complex layers use image fallbacks to preserve visual fidelity.
Do my designs leave my computer?
No. Framedeck has no servers for receiving or storing your frames. Export processing happens locally inside Figma.
Which apps can open the file?
The output is a standard .pptx file, so it can be opened by Microsoft PowerPoint, Apple Keynote, and Google Slides.
What should I use image-only mode for?
Use it for visual reviews or highly complex artwork where a pixel-stable slide matters more than editing individual objects.
What changed in the latest release?
A maintenance release focused on reliability and security. Your exports stay fast, editable, and fully offline, now with a sturdier foundation under the hood.
Export once. Keep editing in the deck.
Install Framedeck from the Figma Community and turn selected frames into a clean .pptx.
- Free to install
- Editable .pptx output
- Local, offline-first export