Bug Report

Sometime i get stuck in the export. I exported the same slides the same day (different language), so i dont think the problem is the frames. I also changed de names of the frames, tried to export in another project, another file, and nothing.. Sometimes I am able to export a single frame, but it fails sometimes. Normaly i can work around with the fixes i just mentioned, but today its not working at all.

When I export the a frame with multiple nested layers, it just takes the whole frame and exported as an image instead of delineating them as different editable objects.

Simply by explorting frames as slides with Deck, the custom fonts we use (and I assume others do the same) are converter to PPT correctly, but their naming breaks some of the styling and further editing. We had to manually rename "Kontora Regular" to "Kontora" to make sure styling and positions of text are same as in Figma and to embed the fonts in the PPT file. Problem is doing this manually is painful - since PPT doesnt allow bulk edit. Perhaps either this is a bug, or this could lead to a feature, which would allow bulk editing of fonts in Deck right before exporting?

The file wont allow me to export one slide let alone a group of slides, just keeps freezing, ave moved into a seperate file as was concerned about the file size. Still freezing.

When I have a shape with an outline (eg rectangle, circle) in Figma of eg. 0.5, it opens as 1 pt in powerpoint - and looks about twice as thick. This is a bit cumbersome to fix manually.

Hi, When using Figma I'm a huge fan of auto layouts within auto layouts all the way down, but this hierarchy of frames seems to create empty Shapes in powerpoint. Though it's not critical (after all one can simply delete them), it would be a convenient time saver if they were never there in the first place!

Hi, I noticed a couple of issues with exporting numbered lists from Figma. Some of this might be on powerpoint quirks, but it would make things more seamless if a fix could be engineered. Figma lists can start with any number, but when opening in PowerPoint they are interpreted to all start with 1. There is a setting in PowerPoint to adjust what number the list starts at, so if this could be adjusted automatically to match that would be amazing. Indentation (both before the bullet/number and between the bullet/number and text) in Figma lists (both numbered and bulleted) is entirely different from what powerpoint operates with. This really makes any layout utilizing lists break, as content will no longer fit within the boxes. If it were possible to automatically specify indentation in the exported file to match what's in the Figma document, that would be great!

Hi! Not the most important thing, but a small polish bug: When previewing for export, all slides appear to be put into 16:9 frames, regardless of their actual aspect ration - however, when opening the ppt the aspect ratio is fine.