Export & Sharing
Export your decks to PDF, PPTX, or HTML. Share with password protection, public links, or email collaborators directly.
Export Formats
PDF Export
Export as high-quality PDF for sharing via email, printing, or uploading to websites. Preserves all formatting and design.
PPTX Export
Export to PowerPoint format for offline editing in Microsoft PowerPoint, Google Slides, or Keynote.
HTML Export
Export as a self-contained HTML file for hosting on your website. Includes all animations and interactive elements.
Sharing Options
Public Link Sharing
Generate a public URL that anyone can access. Perfect for sharing on social media or embedding in websites.
- •Customizable link slug
- •View-only access
- •Optional expiration date
Password Protection
Add password protection to shared links. Viewers must enter the password before accessing your deck.
- •Secure password hashing
- •Change password anytime
- •Plan: Pro & Enterprise
Email Invites
Invite specific team members by email. Control access levels (Owner, Editor, Viewer) per user.
- •Granular permissions
- •Real-time collaboration
- •Plan: Enterprise
Embed in Websites
Embed your presentation directly in websites or blog posts using an iframe embed code.
- •Responsive embed code
- •Auto-updates when deck changes
- •Plan: Pro & Enterprise
How to Export a Deck
Open Export Menu
Click the "Export" button in the editor toolbar to see all available export options.
Select Format
Choose PDF, PPTX, or HTML based on your needs. Each format preserves design differently.
Configure Options
Set options like page range, quality, or whether to include animations. Defaults work for most cases.
Download File
Click "Export" and your file will download in seconds. Large decks may take 10-20 seconds.
How to Share a Deck
Click Share Button
Open the share modal by clicking "Share" in the editor toolbar.
Choose Sharing Method
Select "Public Link" for open access, or "Email Invite" to control who can view/edit.
Set Permissions (Optional)
Add password protection, set expiration dates, or configure access levels for team members.
Copy & Send Link
Copy the share link and send it via email, Slack, or any communication channel.
💡 Export & Sharing Best Practices
- •Use PDF for final versions that shouldn't be edited—it's the most portable
- •Export to PPTX if clients need to edit slides in PowerPoint
- •Use password protection for sensitive decks (financials, unreleased products)
- •Set link expiration for time-sensitive shares (investor decks, event presentations)
- •Test exported files before sending—some fonts or features may not export perfectly