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Enhancing MS PPT Export Fidelity and Enriching Infographic Styles

Mark Ryu

Upon any chances, kindly could you please improve the fidelity on export to MS PPT? Some settings/effects are completely lost after export and require cumbersome manual adjustments. Also, please do consider enriching visual effects on infographics, which apparently lacks diversity and turn out to be dreadfully alike. Thanks and no offense.

Mark Ryu

Hi Nik, thanks for prompt reply. Q1 - A table exported to MS PPT becomes a bunch of text boxes crudely fenced within a thin-line border nearly illegible and with row/column/header formatting discarded, whereas, they're all fine in Gamma as a real one. I can't even tell if it's a table in MS PPT. Q2 - Honestly, I'm not stating all of them appear the same, but a large portion does, though texts may change on a case basis. Attached are for your reference.

Nik Payne (Gamma design)

Mark Ryu: Helpful, thanks

Mark Ryu

Nik Payne (Gamma design)No worries. I can understand that product management is not something withstanding haphazard planning, but, please consider at your convenience and discretion what lying on my short wish list, especially for MS PPT export fidelity given its predominance among most corporate users. Thanks.

Nik Payne (Gamma design)

Hey Mark Ryu, thanks for the super clear feedback here. I’ll pass this along to the team.
Quick couple questions so we can pin it down:
1) On the PPT export fidelity side, what specific settings/effects are getting lost for you most often (fonts, spacing, shadows, gradients, animations, etc), and are you opening the export in desktop PowerPoint or something else?
2) For infographics, which types feel the most “all the same” to you, and do you have an example style (from another tool or a screenshot) of the kind of variety you’d love to see?

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