SlideBridge — Figma plugin
Export from Figma to
Google Slides and
Power Point
Your first deck is free: no card required
Works neat, slick and snappy
Everything editable
Headings, paragraphs, lists, cards and tables export as editable elements (besides the transparent texts)
Typography 1:1
Line height, breaks, bullets and tracking are recalculated to render correctly in PowerPoint and Google Slides
Complex to images
Gradients, shadows, masks and SVG graphics automatically turn into .png with up to 4x scaling
Costs like a fancy coconut latte, but does more for you
No subscriptions — one-time payments only
Prices in dollars are approximate
Cool, but I don't get it
A Figma plugin that exports the frames you select on the canvas into a .pptx file — open it in PowerPoint or Google Slides.
Maybe you don't, who knows. But I keep meeting managers who love .pptx or Google Slides and refuse to comment on decks in Figma. And for a designer it's morally devastating to build slides in PowerPoint in 2026 when good old cozy Figma exists.
You can, but in my experience it's a pain — layouts fall apart and fixing them takes forever. This plugin does it properly.
It does, I've tested it a lot. But I'm human and might have missed something. If you catch a critical bug I overlooked — write me, you'll get a free month and I'll fix it ASAP.
All text stays editable, every card becomes a native PowerPoint shape. And if your deck has a crazy-complex piece of vectors and shadows — that element ships as an image.
Originally Google Slides, but it turned out PowerPoint eats it happily too. Haven't tested Keynote — if you need it, ping me on Telegram and I'll think about it.
Depends on the code. Codes for free slides go right into the plugin — it has a promo code field. Discount codes are entered here on the site: click a pricing button and you'll see a code field before payment. And if you enter a discount code in the plugin, the discount carries over to the site automatically.
Where do I write if something breaks?
Questions, ideas, suggestions — email me
I go through email about once a month (no promises; if it's really broken — ping me on Telegram)
