Hey everyone,

I keep seeing the same deck workflow in design teams:
The actual design happens in Figma, because that’s where layout, spacing,typography, and visual polish are easiest to control. But the final deck still needs to be in Google Slides because clients, PMs, sales, investors, or internal teams need to comment, edit, and present from there.

The annoying part is that the handoff usually destroys the rhythm. Exporting images makes the deck hard to edit. Rebuilding in Slides is slow. And small layout differences stack up fast.

So I built a Figma plugin called DeckSync.The goal is not just “send something to Google Slides.” I wanted the imported deck to keep the original Figma layout as closely as possible, close to pixel-level fidelity, so there is basically no cleanup after export.

Current workflow:

- Select Figma frames / Figma Slides / sections / components
- Create a Google Slides deck directly from the selection
- Preserve layout, positioning, typography, images, and slide structure as closely as possible
- Keep speaker notes when available
- Re-sync later changes back to the managed Google Slides deck
- Import local .pptx files into Google Slides too

What I personally care about most is the “zero cleanup” part. If I still have to spend 30 minutes fixing spacing, text boxes, and image positions after export, the plugin hasn’t really solved the problem.

Plugin link: https://www.figma.com/community/plugin/1629139683176758901/decksync-create-sync-google-slides-from-figma

I’m curious how other designers handle this right now.

When you need to move a polished Figma deck into Google Slides, do you export flat images, rebuild manually, use PDF, or just force everyone to review in Figma? What usually breaks for you: fonts, text wrapping, spacing, images, or editability?

Hello designers!  
Many times, I have to visually upgrade some old pptx files in Figma, but the need to rebuild them every time is very tedious, so I wrote this plugin to import .pptx files into Figma with one click while maintaining the visual effects. If you're tired of rebuilding in Figma, you can try this plugin and happy to see you feedback!
https://www.figma.com/community/plugin/1611637977064559630/pptf-google-slides-powerpoint-importer-pptx-to-figma

🚀 Core Features: As of Update(2026-04-29)

1. 100% Editable Figma Layers: Convert PPTX text boxes, shapes, and photos into native editable Figma nodes. Edit typos, extract copy, or restructure layouts instantly.
2. [NEW] Smart Table Engine: Transform complex PowerPoint tables into perfectly aligned Figma objects. No more drawing lines and grids manually.
3. [NEW] Advanced Chart Extraction: Extract and convert native PPT data charts into editable vector layers in Figma without losing proportions.
4. [NEW] Auto-Font Mapping: Intelligently map desktop Microsoft fonts to local Web/Google fonts in Figma, eliminating the dreaded "Missing Font" warning.
5. [NEW] Multi-Slide Import to Frames: Import a single slide or an entire 100-page deck at once. Every slide automatically converts to a clean, sequentially named Figma frame.
6. Theme & Color Sync: Automatically extract the PPTX Theme color palette to jumpstart your Figma Design System.
7. Vector & Shape Preservation: Import complex presentation elements and SVG icons as individual, scalable vector paths. Stop settling for pixelated images.
8. High-Fidelity Rendering: Support for shadows, blurs, opacities, and high-res image crops straight from the deck right to your Figma canvas.

4 month ago i build a great plugin called FPPT to help you Export Figma Design to PPT with Truly Editable and Perfect pixel reproduction Zero Cleanup.

For the past 4 months, I have been consistently upgrading FPPT and adding many exciting new features, such as:

1. [NEW] Custom Font Mapping: Map Figma styles to native PowerPoint fonts. Solve missing font issues and ensure brand consistency across different OS.
2. [NEW] Smart Master System: Transform Figma designs into reusable templates. Generate PPT Master Slides that sync brand colors and typography globally (Industry First).

But today I want to share with you the most exciting feature so far:

End-to-End Encrypted Share Links: Share selected frames with browser-based links with E2EE and you can set password, watermark, and URL validity period.Only the sender and recipient can decrypt the content — no third party can access the preview.

So, why build hardcore encryption into a presentation plugin? Because sharing design previews is fundamentally broken. We’ve all faced the same nightmare: you send a high-res preview before the final invoice is paid, and the client suddenly ghosts you, taking your pixel-perfect work to a cheaper dev team. Or you're working under strict NDAs, and uploading unreleased UI assets to standard cloud drives feels like a massive privacy risk.

I wanted to give independent creators their leverage back:

• "Pay Me" Watermarks: This isn't a flimsy CSS overlay. Your custom watermark is physically burned into the image pixels before encryption. Clients can't bypass it using F12/Inspect Element.

• True Zero-Knowledge: Standard sharing tools verify passwords on their servers. We don't. Decryption happens entirely locally. My servers only see encrypted gibberish.

• Expiring Links: Stop your work from floating around the internet forever and force clients to review (and pay) on time.

I built this plugin to give you the absolute security of an enterprise data room, directly inside your Figma workflow.

Have you guys ever had a client run off with an unprotected preview? Would love to hear your feedback!

you can see demo in here:
sharelink:
https://share.fppt.timori.uk/s/5ffe6afd88eb4364bab4d6365c5e3490#k=ZRsqcdfGZknjCCDl767LBJlUr0LiUnu951JsQ24hfeA

password:632RzzLGe9

and plugin is here:
https://www.figma.com/community/plugin/1585357315383633597/fppt-figma-to-powerpoint-pptx-google-slides-pitch-decks-pdf