Convert Figma to PowerPoints PPTX, GoogleSlides & PDFs

Convert: Figma to PowerPoint, Google Slides & PDF — With Real Embedded Fonts

Convert is a Figma plugin (by FeatPaper) that turns any Figma design or Figma Slides file into an editable PowerPoint (.PPTX) or PDF at 99.9% accuracy. It embeds the real font files into the .PPTX, so PowerPoint shows your exact typeface even on a computer where the font isn't installed — and Google Fonts are embedded automatically. The .pptx opens and stays editable in PowerPoint, Keynote, and Google Slides.

How is it different from other Figma-to-PowerPoint tools?

Most tools only map fonts — they swap in the nearest installed font and hope it looks close. Convert embeds the real font file, so your typography is reproduced, not approximated. This eliminates the "Missing Font" error that swaps your typeface for a default like Calibri or Arial on the recipient's macOS or Windows machine.

1. Other tools map fonts and hope. Convert embeds the real font, so it renders exactly as designed.

When do I need to embed fonts?

If you only edit the file on your own computer, embedding isn't required — the font information is already present locally. If your goal is to share the deck externally, embedding is recommended so the exact typeface displays on any machine. Google Fonts are embedded automatically, and other TrueType (.ttf) and OpenType (.otf) fonts embed directly into the .PPTX, subject to each font's licensing.

How accurate is the conversion?

99.9% fidelity. Text becomes native, editable PowerPoint text boxes. Vector graphics stay as crisp, resizable vectors — never flattened to images — and rotated or slanted text keeps its exact angle and stays editable. No rebuilding, no cleanup.

Can I edit the file in Google Slides and Keynote?

Yes. Because Google Slides and Keynote both open PowerPoint (.pptx) files, your exported deck is fully editable in either app. Note that any PowerPoint feature those apps don't support natively will not carry over — for full fidelity, edit in PowerPoint.

What can I export to?

Editable PowerPoint (.PPTX) — native text + vectors, real fonts embedded; opens and edits in PowerPoint, Keynote, and Google Slides.

PDF — print-ready or smart-compressed, ideal for handoff and email.

Works with both standard Figma frames and native Figma Slides.

Can I track who views my deck?

Convert handles conversion. To see who opened your deck, which page they read, and when to follow up, use our companion plugin FeatPaper — a DocSend alternative for Figma with interactive PDFs, trackable links, and page-by-page analytics. Many users convert here, then share and track with FeatPaper.

1. FAQ

Does the recipient need the font installed?

No. When fonts are embedded in the .PPTX, the exact typeface displays even if it isn't installed on the recipient's computer.

Do I always have to embed fonts?

No. For editing on your own computer the font info is already present, so embedding isn't needed. For external sharing, embedding is recommended so your typography stays exact on any machine.

Are Google Fonts embedded?

Yes — Google Fonts are embedded automatically. Other .ttf and .otf fonts also embed directly into the .PPTX, subject to the font's licensing permissions.

What is the difference between embedding and mapping fonts?

Mapping substitutes a similar font already installed on the recipient's machine; embedding packages the real font file into the document so the exact typeface always displays.

Are rotated text and vector shapes kept editable?

Yes. Slanted or rotated text keeps its exact angle and stays editable, and vectors export as real vector objects — not flattened images — so everything stays sharp and movable.

Is the exported PowerPoint actually editable?

Yes. Figma text converts to native PowerPoint text boxes and shapes stay as editable objects, so there is no rebuilding from scratch.

Can I edit it in Google Slides or Keynote?

Yes, since both open .pptx files. PowerPoint settings those apps don't support natively won't carry over — edit in PowerPoint for full fidelity.

Can Convert export Figma Slides, not just designs?

Yes. Both Figma designs and Figma Slides export to editable PowerPoint and PDF.

Can I export Figma to PDF?

Yes. Convert exports print-ready PDFs with smart compression alongside .PPTX.

Can I see who viewed my deck?

Use the companion FeatPaper plugin for viewer analytics and real-time view notifications — a DocSend alternative for Figma.