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Install the plugins (PowerPoint, Figma, Adobe Express)

Send it straight from the tool you already work in. Install a plugin and a FeatPaper button appears inside PowerPoint, Figma, or Adobe Express — no saving the file and re-uploading it on the web. The share link is ready the moment the export finishes.


ToolMarketplaceLink
PowerPointMicrosoft AppSourceFeatPaper PowerPoint add-in
FigmaFigma CommunityFeatPaper Figma plugin
Adobe ExpressAdobe Express Add-onsFeatPaper Adobe Express add-on

PowerPoint

Get it from AppSource

Open the FeatPaper PowerPoint add-in and choose Get it now.

Check it in PowerPoint

Open PowerPoint and look under Insert > Add-ins. Once it is in, a Feat Paper button appears on the Home ribbon tab.

Full walkthrough: Send a deck straight from PowerPoint.

Figma

Install from Figma Community

Open the FeatPaper Figma plugin page and install it.

Check it in Figma

Open a Figma file and look for FeatPaper in your plugin list.

Full walkthrough: Send a design straight from Figma.

Adobe Express

Add it from Add-ons

Open the FeatPaper Adobe Express add-on page and hit Add. You will need to be signed in to Adobe.

Check it in Express

Look for the FeatPaper icon in the Adobe Express editor sidebar.

Full walkthrough: Send a piece straight from Adobe Express.


The flow is the same in all three.

Sign in

The first time you open the plugin it asks you to sign in to FeatPaper. A browser window opens; finish there and the plugin picks up the session on its own.

Pick the folder

On the Home tab, navigate to the folder the document should land in. Folders you cannot edit appear dimmed, and clicking one tells you so.

Export

Hit Create in PowerPoint and Figma, or Create Interactive PDF in Adobe Express. The share link appears in the panel as soon as the conversion finishes.


Do the plugins cost anything?

No. All three work on every plan, Starter included, at no extra cost. What your plan changes is the account-wide ceiling — monthly uploads, file size, videos and GIFs per document — not whether you may use a plugin.

I installed it but the tool doesn't show it.

Check Insert > Add-ins in PowerPoint, your plugin list in Figma, or the editor sidebar in Adobe Express. If it is still missing, a work account may have add-in installs locked down by an administrator — ask your IT contact. For PowerPoint, remember that export does not work on the web version, so check the desktop app.

Do I need all three?

No — install only the one for the tool you use. Having several installed causes no conflict, and documents land in the same space no matter which plugin sent them.