Export to Powerpoint Slide Deck
We have many non-design stakeholders who need to provide input into designs and workflows. Oftentimes the easiest way to communicate with them is through a simple presentation.
It would be great if we could export our workflows/canvases into a PPT slide deck that we could annotate - with the interactions and linkages (mostly) auto-annotated in the slide's speaker notes and with the slide order (basically) being the top-down user flow.
Mark Kamensek
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Kevin Goedecke commented
We've recently release an indesign to xd converter here: https://magicul.io/converter/indesign-to-xd
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Vicente Zanatta commented
Hello guys! Please use the advice below from de user Subash.
I just did it and it works perfectly.>>I had to create a presentation for a client in pptx but I used xd so I found a workaround. You can export your xd file as a PDF, open it in acrobat, and export from acrobat as a PPTX file. It's editable as a pptx. Hope this helps!
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Daniel
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Yes please!
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Aashay D
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We really need this feature, if not annotate but at-least convert the xd file screens into a editable ppt with all the elements, components copied into the presentation as it looks on XD
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Subash
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I had to create a presentation for a client in pptx but I used xd so I found a workaround. You can export your xd file as a PDF, open it in acrobat, and export from acrobat as a PPTX file. It's editable as a pptx. Hope this helps!
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Orignal Fake
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Yes Plsssss
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Anonymous
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Yes Please
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Daniel Kither commented
Yes please, this would be great
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Vijay Prajapati
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Yes we want this feature....
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Adrian
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indeed, managers want to add their changes and comments in power point or keynote so this export feature will be really awesome
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Morgan Garrard
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yes this would be a winner
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Anonymous
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This would be a big thing for small teams!
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Anonymous
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Yes, we need this please.
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Sci Kick
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Yeah. This really would be very useful. I make the initial designs in XD, then export it to ppt. My managers could use the ppt to provide feedbacks in notes or annotations.
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Anonymous
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I really agree with this!