Import local Keynote files as editable Figma slides.

In Figma Design, run Convertify and choose Import Apple Keynote slides (Beta). Select or drop an unencrypted, single-file .key document. Each supported slide becomes a separate frame with editable artwork and text. Conversion runs locally; the document is not uploaded.

Compatibility

Embedded images and table text, cell fills and borders are imported. Supported 2D column, bar, line, area, pie and stacked charts become static vector artwork with editable labels; they are not linked to chart data in Figma. Chart colours, fonts, spacing, custom axes and merged table cells can differ. For unsupported chart types, including 3D and scatter charts, try exporting to PowerPoint in Keynote and using Convertify’s PowerPoint import.

Older XML and newer IWA Keynote documents are supported. Fonts, line wrapping, charts, tables and complex effects may differ. Animations, transitions, links and presenter notes are not imported. Missing fonts are substituted. Review any import warnings and compare with your original.

Limits: 64 MB, 100 slides, 50,000 objects and 90 seconds per conversion. Available in Figma Design with the existing Pro or trial access, not in FigJam. For a package or password-protected document, first save an unencrypted single-file copy in Keynote. Keep the original for further editing.

Embedded slide background images are imported. Some built-in Keynote theme textures are not embedded in the file; Convertify imports their fallback colour and shows a warning. Export the presentation to PowerPoint first if you need to preserve those backgrounds.

Importing the same deck as Keynote and PowerPoint can produce different results: each format stores its own layout, chart axes and label positions. Neither route guarantees an exact copy. For important artwork, compare the imported slides with a PDF exported by the original application. Custom chart labels, overlapping labels, smooth curves and complex table/effect variants need particular review.