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How to export a compressed PowerPoint file from Figma using Pitchdeck

The video shows how to install the Pitchdeck Presentation Studio Figma plugin and export a Figma presentation as a PowerPoint file. It focuses on the new Compress Images option, demonstrating how different compression settings reduce file size while keeping the presentation usable in PowerPoint, Keynote, or Google Slides.

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What this video covers

The video shows how to install the Pitchdeck Presentation Studio Figma plugin and export a Figma presentation as a PowerPoint file. It focuses on the new Compress Images option, demonstrating how different compression settings reduce file size while keeping the presentation usable in PowerPoint, Keynote, or Google Slides.

Things you'll need

  • Figma
  • The Pitchdeck Presentation Studio plugin installed in Figma

Steps

  1. Open Figma Community, search for Pitchdeck, and install the Pitchdeck Presentation Studio plugin if needed.
  2. Open your Figma project, right-click the canvas, then go to Plugins and launch Pitchdeck Presentation Studio.
  3. Click Export Presentation to open the export panel, then choose PowerPoint from Select Presentation Format.
  4. Leave Retina Images off if you want a smaller file, then enable Compress Images to compress images before export.
  5. Adjust the compression slider to a desired quality level, such as a middle setting around 70.
  6. Click Export for PowerPoint, save the file, and compare the resulting PowerPoint file size with and without compression.
  7. Optionally repeat the export at a lower quality setting to see how further compression changes file size.

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