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Overview

You can export your project in four formats:
  • HTML: a single self-contained web page you can open locally or host anywhere. Free on all plans.
  • React: the full source code of your project as a ready-to-run React app. Free on all plans.
  • PDF and PowerPoint (.pptx): high-quality slide captures for sharing offline, printing, or editing in another tool. Available on paid plans (Plus or Pro).

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How to export

  1. Open your project in the editor
  2. Click Share in the top bar
  3. Open the Publish tab
  4. Click Download
  5. Choose HTML, React, PDF, or PowerPoint
Publish tab with a project preview and Download action
The export runs on our servers and downloads automatically when ready.
HTML and React exports are free for everyone. PDF and PowerPoint exports are available on paid plans.

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HTML export

A single .html file containing your entire project: slides, styles, fonts, and navigation. Open it in any browser or upload it to any static host. Interactive behavior (slide navigation, animations) keeps working; an internet connection is needed the first time to load shared libraries.

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React export

A .zip with your project as a complete React app (Vite + Tailwind CSS):
  • src/faces/<faceId>/face.tsx: one React component per slide, with its content and controls alongside
  • Run it with npm install && npm run dev
  • Build for production with npm run build
Plugins that rely on hosted services (form submissions, AI presenter) are stubbed out in exported code.

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PDF export

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What’s included

  • One page per slide in landscape orientation
  • High-quality JPEG rendering of each slide
  • All animations settled to their final state before capture

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PowerPoint export

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What’s included

  • One slide per face in a standard .pptx file
  • Fonts used in your slides embedded when possible (common system fonts are referenced rather than embedded)
  • Images and layout preserved from the live render
  • Editable in Microsoft PowerPoint, Keynote, and similar tools
PowerPoint exports are assembled server-side from your project’s current slides, similar to PDF export.

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Tips

  • Review your slides in the editor before exporting; exports capture the current state of your project.
  • For the best results, make sure text and images look correct at the slide size you use for publishing.
  • If a slide has animations, they are captured in their final (settled) position.
  • Large decks may take longer; keep the Share popover open until the download completes.