Put the approved board straight into the pitch deck
PowerPoint export is on paid Boords plans.
From sign-off to pitch deck in one export
Once the board is approved, export it as slides. Drop them into your agency's master deck, tune the copy for the room, and present without a login or an internet connection.
- Slide 1: Laces
1LacesNobody sees the first mile.Porch light on. Hands double-knot the laces. Street still dark behind.First Light (30s) V11 - Slide 2: Empty street
2Empty streetNo crowd. No finish line. Just you and the cold.She sets off down the terrace. Streetlights still on, pavement wet.First Light (30s) V12 - Slide 3: Breath
3BreathEvery step is your call.Track alongside. Her breath clouds in the cold air.First Light (30s) V13 - Slide 4: Shoe strike4Shoe strikeHalo Trail. Built for the miles nobody films.Slow motion. Shoe hits the puddle and water sprays. Product hero.First Light (30s) V14
- Slide 5: The hill
5The hillThe hill doesn't get easier.Steep path, long climb. She leans in as the sky starts to lift.First Light (30s) V15 - Slide 6: Over the top
6Over the topYou just get there sooner.Handheld track as she drives over the crest. Fence posts whip past.First Light (30s) V16 - Slide 7: First light
7First lightThat's first light.She stops, hands on hips. Sun breaks over the bay. Music swells.First Light (30s) V17 - Slide 8: End card
8End cardHalo Running. Get there first.Muddy shoes on the doormat. Super: Halo logo and 'Get there first' on the left.First Light (30s) V18
What's in the deck
You choose the layout and look before you download. The preview shows each slide as it will export.
- Seven layouts
- From one frame per slide to a grid of eight, for widescreen boards.
- Editable text
- Frame fields become text boxes, keeping bold, italic, strikethrough, colour, links and lists.
- Full-resolution images
- Every frame image is embedded at full resolution.
- Your look
- Set the image size, background and text colours, font and font size before you export.
- Your footer
- Add your logo, version number, page number and document name, or switch them off.
- Keynote and Google Slides
- The same .pptx opens in Keynote and imports into Google Slides.
Export in three steps
From any storyboard, on a paid Boords plan.
Step 1: Open Slides
Open the approved storyboard, click Export and choose Slides.Step 2: Choose a layout
Pick a layout such as Two Columns or Full page, then set the appearance and footer. The preview updates as you go.Step 3: Download the deck
Keep PowerPoint selected, click Export PowerPoint, then Download PowerPoint.
Good to know
- Covers
- The deck starts at your first frame. Add your own title slide in PowerPoint.
- Speaker notes
- Frame notes sit on each slide as text boxes, not in the notes pane. To keep a note off screen, paste it into the notes pane yourself.
- Fonts
- Fonts aren't embedded. If the person opening the deck doesn't have your font, their app swaps in another, and the layout leaves room for a wider one.
- Frame list
- Slides are widescreen, so the Frame list layout stays a PDF option.
- Later changes
- The deck is a copy of the board when you export it. Export again after changes in Boords.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Each frame field becomes a real text box, with bold, italic, strikethrough, colour, links and lists kept, so you can rewrite copy for the meeting without going back to Boords. Images are embedded at full resolution.
Every paid plan: Solo, Pro, Team and Agency. On Free and during a trial, Slides exports watermarked slide images instead of a .pptx. Compare plans.
Yes. Boards at 16:9 or wider can use Full page, Two Columns, Two up, Three up, or a grid of four, six or eight frames. Square and 4:3 boards get Full page, Two Columns, Two up and Three up. Boards in 9:16 or 4:5 use Three up.
Yes. Keynote opens the .pptx, and Google Slides imports it with File, Import slides. See Boords and Google Slides.
Yes. Choose Images in the Slides export to download a ZIP with one PNG per slide, 3840 pixels wide.