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PowerPoint Export

Export your presentations as PowerPoint files for use in Microsoft PowerPoint or other compatible applications.

Export dropdown menu showing PDF, PNG, PPTX, HTML, JSON, Print text, Notes, and Handoff ZIP options

  1. Open your presentation
  2. Click Export > PowerPoint
  3. Configure export options
  4. Click Export
  5. Download the PPTX file
  1. Right-click on a presentation
  2. Select Export > PowerPoint
  3. Configure options and export

Choose image resolution:

  • Standard - Good balance of quality and file size
  • High - Better quality, larger file
  • Yes - Speaker notes included in PowerPoint notes
  • No - Slides only

For multi-language presentations:

  • Select which language version to export
  • Content exports in the selected language
  • Text content and formatting
  • Images and photos
  • Basic shapes
  • Speaker notes
  • Slide order
  • Charts (converted to images)
  • Complex layouts (simplified)
  • Custom fonts (may substitute)
  • Animations and transitions
  • Videos (poster frame only)
  • Interactive elements
  • Custom slide types (converted to images)

PowerPoint uses different layout models. Some layouts may appear differently:

  • Text boxes may be positioned differently
  • Margins and padding may vary
  • Complex designs convert to images

If fonts aren’t available in PowerPoint:

  • System fonts are substituted
  • Text layout may shift
  • Consider using common fonts

Complex Deckyard slide types are converted:

  • Charts become images
  • Interactive slides become static
  • Custom components become images

Themes are partially converted:

  • Colors are preserved
  • Fonts may substitute
  • Background images work
  • Complex gradients may simplify
  • Microsoft PowerPoint 2016 and later
  • Microsoft 365
  • Google Slides
  • Apple Keynote
  • LibreOffice Impress

For best results:

  • Use simple layouts
  • Stick to common fonts
  • Avoid complex custom slides

When you need to:

  • Edit in PowerPoint
  • Share with PowerPoint users
  • Use corporate templates

When presenting without Deckyard:

  • Conferences with limited internet
  • Corporate environments with restrictions
  • Backup presentation format

When handing off to others:

  • Clients who use PowerPoint
  • Teams with different tools
  • Archive in common format
  1. Use supported slide types when possible
  2. Check fonts are common/web fonts
  3. Simplify complex layouts
  4. Preview slides before export
  1. Open in PowerPoint and review
  2. Check text alignment
  3. Verify images loaded
  4. Test any animations you add in PowerPoint

This is expected due to format differences:

  • Recreate complex layouts manually
  • Adjust positioning in PowerPoint
  • Accept some simplification

Install the required fonts or:

  • Use font substitution
  • Change fonts in Deckyard before export
  • Edit in PowerPoint after export

To reduce size:

  • Choose Standard image quality
  • Optimize images in Deckyard first
  • Remove unused slides

Interactive or custom elements don’t export:

  • They appear as screenshots
  • Add functionality in PowerPoint if needed