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Figma Slides vs Microsoft PowerPoint

Price, platforms and features side by side. The table says where each price was read and when.

Figma Slides

Presentation tool built into Figma for design teams

Free plan · from $3/mo

Microsoft PowerPoint

Slide presentation app sold with Microsoft 365, free in the browser

Free plan · from $9.99/mo

Where they differ

  • Figma Slides starts at $3 per Collab seat / month, billed annually (Professional). Microsoft PowerPoint starts at $9.99 / month, or $99.99 / year (Microsoft 365 Personal).
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At a glance

Figma SlidesMicrosoft PowerPoint
PricingFree planFree plan
Starts at$3 per Collab seat / month, billed annually (Professional)$9.99 / month, or $99.99 / year (Microsoft 365 Personal)
Free planStarter plan: free, limited access to Figma products, Slides included, with unlimited drafts, UI kits and templates, and 150 AI credits a day up to 500 a month.PowerPoint for the web is free for 1 person, with sharing, real-time collaboration, basic templates and 5 GB of cloud storage. Microsoft lists the free plan as working on web, iOS and Android.
Free trialNone listed1-month free trial of the Microsoft 365 home and business plans; business trials need a credit card.
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Who each one suits

Figma Slides

  • Design teams that already work in Figma
  • Presentations that include live, clickable product prototypes
  • Turning a FigJam brainstorm into a deck outline

Microsoft PowerPoint

  • People who need a full desktop presentation app on Windows or Mac
  • Teams that already share files through OneDrive or SharePoint
  • Presenters who want to rehearse with feedback on pace and filler words
  • Occasional users who only need the free browser version

Worth knowing

Figma Slides

  • Figma Slides cannot be bought on its own; it comes with a Figma seat, and View seats, which are free, cannot create decks.
  • The iOS and Android apps can view and comment on slide decks but cannot edit them.
  • Dev seats can create slides but have no access to Design Mode.
  • Professional prices here are for annual billing; Figma's help center example puts a Dev seat at $15 a month on monthly billing against $12.

Microsoft PowerPoint

  • The Windows and Mac apps need a Microsoft 365 subscription or a one-time Office purchase; Microsoft lists the free plan for web, iOS and Android.
  • PowerPoint for the web lacks some desktop features: password-protected and digitally signed files open only in the desktop app, and macros do not run.
  • Copilot needs a paid subscription, has usage limits, and on shared plans works for the subscription owner only.
  • Microsoft 365 Business Basic ($7.00 per user / month paid yearly, or $5.40 without Teams) includes only the web and mobile versions of PowerPoint.

Key features

Figma Slides

Slide editor and Design Mode
Decks are shaped in a simple slide interface, with a switch to Design Mode for Auto Layout, the layers panel and advanced properties. Existing Figma designs can be dropped straight in.
Live prototypes in slides
Playable Figma Design prototypes and live objects sit on a slide, so the audience can click through a product during the talk or view it afterward.
Polls, voting and alignment scale
Built-in audience tools collect feedback through live polls and voting, and the Alignment scale shows where a team agrees. Responses are saved to the deck automatically.
Team collaboration
Everyone works in the same file with chat, audio and comments, and presentations run with presenter notes and co-presenting control.
AI text tools
AI rewrites selected text to be shorter, longer, more professional or more casual, and drafts presenter notes for a finished deck. Usage draws on the seat's AI credits.
PowerPoint import and export
A .pptx file can be imported into Figma Slides and a deck exported back to PowerPoint. A deck can also be pre-loaded to present offline.

Microsoft PowerPoint

Copilot in PowerPoint
Rewrites, reorganizes and adds slides from a written request, leaving the changes for review. It needs a Microsoft 365 subscription, and usage limits apply.
Designer
Suggests finished layouts for the content placed on a slide. In the desktop apps only Microsoft 365 subscribers get the suggestions; in PowerPoint for the web they are open to everyone.
Speaker Coach
Listens to a rehearsal and reports on pacing, pitch, filler words and reading straight from the slide, then shows a summary with recommendations. It currently understands English only.
Cameo
Places a live camera feed on a slide, where it can be styled, resized and animated like a picture. It is for Microsoft 365 subscribers on Windows, macOS and the web.
Co-authoring
Several people can edit a presentation saved to OneDrive or SharePoint at once. Indicators show which slide each person is on, and changes that do not conflict are merged automatically.
Templates
Microsoft offers thousands of customizable templates as starting points for a slide show. The free plan includes a basic set of templates, fonts, icons and stickers.

Plans

Figma Slides

  • Starter$0

    Free, limited access to Figma products with unlimited drafts, UI kits and templates, and 150 AI credits a day, up to 500 a month.

  • Professional$3

    per Collab seat / month, billed annually

    Collab seats cover Figma Slides, FigJam and Figma Buzz. Dev seats are $12 and Full seats, which add Figma Design and 3,000 AI credits a month, are $16.

  • Organization$5

    per Collab seat / month, billed annually

    Adds shared libraries and fonts and centralized admin tools across teams. Dev seats are $25 and Full seats $55 a month.

  • Enterprise$5

    per Collab seat / month, billed annually

    Adds custom team workspaces, design system theming and SCIM seat management. Dev seats are $35 and Full seats $90 a month.

Microsoft PowerPoint

  • Free$0

    PowerPoint for the web for 1 person, with sharing, real-time collaboration, basic templates and 5 GB of cloud storage. Works on web, iOS and Android.

  • Microsoft 365 Personal$9.99

    per month, or $99.99 per year

    1 person on up to 5 devices at once, 1 TB of cloud storage, and the PowerPoint, Word, Excel and Outlook desktop apps with Copilot.

  • Microsoft 365 Apps for business$10.00

    per user / month, paid yearly

    Desktop versions of PowerPoint, Word, Excel and Outlook for up to 300 employees, with 1 TB of cloud storage per user.

  • Microsoft 365 Family$12.99

    per month, or $129.99 per year

    Everything in Personal for 1 to 6 people, with 1 TB of storage per person. AI features are for the subscription owner only.

  • Microsoft 365 Premium$19.99

    per month, or $199.99 per year

    Everything in Family, plus extensive Copilot usage and agentic AI features such as advanced research and analytics.

  • Office Home 2024$179.99

    one-time purchase for 1 PC or Mac

    Classic 2024 desktop versions of PowerPoint, Word, Excel and OneNote, with no upgrade path to the next major release.

Ways to pay less

Figma Slides

  • Annual discount

    Lower Professional rates on annual billing

    Professional seats cost less when billed annually. Figma's billing help gives a Dev seat as $15 a month on monthly billing, against $12 a month on the annual price list.

  • Education

    Free for verified students and teachers

    Figma's education page offers Figma and FigJam free to students and teachers who sign up with a school email address and complete verification.

Microsoft PowerPoint

  • Annual discount

    Save up to 17% by paying yearly

    Microsoft 365 Personal is $99.99 a year against $9.99 a month, Family $129.99 against $12.99 and Premium $199.99 against $19.99.

  • Education

    Students save 50% on Microsoft 365 Personal

    Verified college and university students get Microsoft 365 Personal at half price. Student status has to be re-verified each year to keep the discount.

  • Education

    Office 365 A1 free for eligible schools

    Educators and students with an eligible education email address get Office 365 A1 at no cost, which includes the web versions of PowerPoint and the other core apps.

  • Nonprofit

    Nonprofit staff pricing on Microsoft 365 E3

    Eligible nonprofits can buy Microsoft 365 E3, with desktop, web and mobile versions of PowerPoint, for $9.75 per user / month paid yearly.

  • Lifetime license

    Office Home 2024 one-time purchase

    $179.99 buys the classic 2024 desktop versions of PowerPoint, Word, Excel and OneNote for 1 PC or Mac, with no subscription.

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