svg2ooxml 0.6.1

SVG to Office Open XML conversion toolkit.

svg2ooxml

Convert SVG to PowerPoint with native DrawingML fidelity.

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svg2ooxml parses SVG markup, builds a typed intermediate representation, renders native DrawingML XML fragments, and packages them into valid .pptx files. Shapes, text, gradients, filters, masks, clipping paths, and SMIL animations are converted to editable PowerPoint objects — not rasterized images.

Features

• Native DrawingML output — shapes, text, and paths render as editable PowerPoint objects
• SMIL animation support — entrance, emphasis, exit, and motion path animations
• SVG filter effects — blur, drop shadow, color matrix, and compositing
• Gradients & patterns — linear, radial, and pattern fills with correct coordinate transforms
• Masks & clipping — SVG clip paths and masks mapped to OOXML equivalents
• Multi-slide export — split multi-page SVGs into separate slides
• Figma plugin — browser-based export from Figma to Google Slides
• Extensible pipeline — service registry with dependency injection for custom providers

Installation

pip install svg2ooxml

Optional extras:

pip install svg2ooxml[render]    # Skia rendering + visual comparison
pip install svg2ooxml[color]     # Advanced color space support
pip install svg2ooxml[slides]    # Google Slides integration
pip install svg2ooxml[api]       # FastAPI service
pip install svg2ooxml[cloud]     # Google Drive/Slides API client

Quick Start

from svg2ooxml import SvgToPptxExporter

exporter = SvgToPptxExporter()
exporter.export("input.svg", "output.pptx")

CLI

svg2ooxml convert input.svg -o output.pptx

How It Works

SVG text
  → SVGParser.parse()            → ParseResult (lxml tree + metadata)
  → convert_parser_output()      → IRScene (typed intermediate representation)
  → DrawingMLWriter.render()     → DrawingMLRenderResult (XML fragments + assets)
  → PPTXPackageBuilder.write()   → .pptx file

Links

• GitHub
• Documentation
• Changelog

License

Dual-licensed: AGPL-3.0 for open source, Commercial License for proprietary use. Contact [e-mail].