How to export to PowerPoint, PDF, and the web
Your deck never gets locked in. Tchaku exports to the formats meetings actually ask for — an editable PowerPoint file, a print-ready PDF, slide PNGs, or a self-contained animated web page — and imports existing .pptx files so you can switch without starting over.
Pick a format from the export menu
The editor’s export menu offers PowerPoint, PDF, HTML (animated), PNG of the current slide, and a PNG sequence. PowerPoint output opens cleanly in PowerPoint and Google Slides — charts arrive as editable pictures placed exactly as designed.
Export the animation, not just the slides
The HTML export is the deck as a web page — animations, build order, and fonts included, in one file you can host anywhere or send directly. It’s the same engine share links use.
Import PowerPoint decks
Import a .pptx from the same menu — slides, text, and images come across so old decks keep living in Tchaku instead of being rebuilt.
Questions
- Do animations survive the PowerPoint export?
- PowerPoint has no equivalent of Tchaku’s timeline, so .pptx exports carry the designed slides; use the HTML export or a share link when the motion is the point.
- Which exports are free?
- PNG export and share links are free (links carry a small Tchaku badge). PowerPoint, PDF, web export, and badge-free links come with Pro.