Icons8 is the most-installed plugin that runs in Figma Slides, with 2.2M users, because a deck needs icons, illustrations and photos more often than anything else. After that, the Slides-specific jobs are charts (Chart), animated or exported decks (Pitchdeck Presentation Studio) and tracking who read the deck after you send it (FeatPaper).
Top 20 picks
Chart
#1 · 425K users
Quick answer
Best for data slides
by Chart Plugin
Best for PowerPoint and animated decks
by Hypermatic
Best for sending pitch decks
by FeatPaper
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Load your 3D models, set your view and materials as you desire and export it to a frame!
Free + paid · 10K likes
Animate your Figma designs, export to video / GIF / Lottie, handoff animation specs to developers
Free · 12K likes
Turn your Figma designs into animated slide decks or export them to PowerPoint/PDF
Free + paid · 5.9K likes
DocSend alternative for Figma: export an interactive PDF or trackable link & see who viewed it.
Free · 895 likes
Discover 2 million+ of high-quality icons instantly with Iconify
Free · 77 likes
Generate your charts like Bar, Pie, Line, Area, Scatter and more - even upload CSV files
Free + $5/mo · 44 likes
Every font and vector stays perfectly preserved.
Free · 51 likes
Buying guide
Figma Slides already imports PowerPoint files and exports to .pptx and PDF, so a plugin isn't required for the basic round trip. Native PowerPoint export does have limits: fonts PowerPoint lacks are swapped, gradients become solid fills, and live interactions become static images. Plugins like FPPT and Pitchdeck exist for people who need a cleaner handoff to PowerPoint or Google Slides.
Most plugins on this list were built for Figma Design and also run in Slides. That's useful, since the same icon or chart workflow carries over, but check the plugin works in Slides before planning a deck around it. For print-ready or tracked PDFs, see PDF and print.
Plugins have to support the Slides editor. Every plugin on this list does, but not every version of a popular tool does, so check the listing.
If the deck ends up in PowerPoint, test fonts, gradients and grouped shapes. Native export swaps missing fonts and flattens gradients; converter plugins handle it differently.
Lottie and GIF content looks good in Figma, but check how it behaves in presenter mode and in the exported file. GIF Export and LottieFiles both run in Slides.
For recurring decks, a chart plugin that imports CSV or links to data saves rebuilding charts every month. UCharts imports Excel and CSV.
FAQ
Yes. Plugins that support the Slides editor run from the plugins list or the Actions menu (Cmd/Ctrl + K). Icons8, Chart and LottieFiles are among the most installed. The install guide covers the basics.
Yes, natively as .pptx, and it can import .pptx too. Missing fonts switch to PowerPoint's default, gradients become solid fills, and live interactions become images. For more control, try FPPT or Pitchdeck Presentation Studio.
Run Chart or UCharts, pick a chart type and paste or import your data. Both place an editable chart on the slide. The charts list compares more options.
Insert GIF searches and places GIFs in a deck, and LottieFiles adds Lottie animations. Test in presenter mode before the meeting.