If you receive a font error when opening your PowerPoint export, or if your fonts don't look the same as they did in Paste®, here's a few things to try.

If you've added a custom font in Paste®, the first thing to check is that they're installed on your computer.

Finally, PowerPoint may struggle with some font file types, such as .OTF, .WOFF, .WOFF2. One way of resolving this is to re-upload your fonts in .TTF format in your Brand settings page in Paste® and re-exporting your deck.

You can find out more on adding fonts in this article: How can I change Fonts in Paste®?

Please note that any font changes will affect every deck in your team.

Currently Paste® cannot export media frames to PowerPoint. If your deck includes content wrapped in a slick media frame (e.g., tablet, phone, laptop), this content will be exported without the frame. More on media frames here: How do Media Frames work?

If you have embedded content in Paste® (like a Google Doc, Twitter content etc), PowerPoint won't embed this. Instead you may see the content as an image, or even a small error message.

This should not affect embedded YouTube and Vimeo content.