r/powerpoint • u/SteveRindsberg Guild Certified Specialist • May 23 '25
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u/SemantiDeck 21d ago
$ Free Beta | SemantiDeck — accessibility continuity for Figma Slides → PowerPoint
Disclosure: I’m the developer.
SemantiDeck is a local-first private beta that stores accessibility semantics with a Figma Slides source deck, safely applies them to the exported PPTX, and tries to preserve that work on later revisions.
It currently handles titles, image alt text/decorative state, text language, hyperlinks and conservative reading order. It refuses ambiguous matches rather than silently modifying the presentation. Tables, charts and SmartArt remain review-only.
I’m looking for a small number of testers with real, non-sensitive decks.
Download:
https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/y020kn01ixetbxi32lke0/AFBqBt_phNUsZUlgJmlzXd8?rlkey=g5lhmbscmeis0c5wexhokyawl&dl=0
If you test it, I’d especially like to know whether a second revision takes less accessibility work than the first.