PowerPoint export

Export to PowerPoint, still editable.

Download any deck as a .pptx file with real text boxes, shapes and images — ready to keep editing in PowerPoint or Google Slides.

Start free How it works

On Plus and Ultra · PDF export on every plan

A dark data slide with an orange heatmap of grid faults by zone

Four overlapping circles: load visibility, faster repairs, shared crew planning, shorter outages

Wind turbines in black and white beside four orange and grey stat cards

Slides from an example grid-operations deck: shapes, gradients and charts that export as real PowerPoint objects

How it works

Two clicks to a .pptx file.

Open a deck

Any deck you’ve made or generated in Slicess.

Choose PowerPoint

In the editor’s Export tab, or Download PowerPoint from the deck’s menu on your dashboard.

Keep working

Open the file in PowerPoint or upload it to Google Slides. Everything you’d expect to edit is editable.

What you get

Real objects, not pictures of slides.

Text stays text and shapes stay shapes, so the deck keeps working after it leaves Slicess.

Text boxes with your fonts, sizes, colors, alignment and lists
Native shapes with fills, gradients, dashed outlines, rounded corners, shadows and the text inside them
Images cropped exactly as on the slide; SVG graphics stay sharp
Animations and slide transitions as PowerPoint’s own, in the same order
Speaker notes in PowerPoint’s notes
16:9 widescreen, one PowerPoint slide per Slicess slide

Plans	Plus and Ultra (from $39 a month)
File	.pptx, 16:9 widescreen
Opens in	PowerPoint and Google Slides
Animations	Exported with their order, start and timing, plus slide transitions
Effects PowerPoint can’t draw	Blurs come through as a picture of that one element
Fonts	Install the deck’s fonts for an exact match

Questions

PowerPoint export, answered.

Which plans include it?

Plus and Ultra. Every plan can export a PDF, with or without speaker notes.

Is the file editable?

Yes. Text, shapes and images are real PowerPoint objects. Only effects PowerPoint can’t draw, like blurs, come through as a picture of that one element.

Do my animations come with it?

Yes. Entrances, emphasis and exits become PowerPoint animations that play in the same order, on the same clicks, with the same timing. Each slide keeps its transition too.

Why does my text look slightly different?

PowerPoint uses the fonts installed on your computer. Install the deck’s fonts and the slides match what you saw in Slicess.

Does it cost credits?

No. Exporting, presenting and sharing never use credits.

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