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pptx-vue-viewer

v1.1.45

Published

Vue 3 PowerPoint viewer and editor component: render, edit, and export PPTX slides in the browser.

Readme

pptx-vue-viewer

npm version license

Show, edit, and present Microsoft PowerPoint (.pptx) files directly in a Vue 3 app: no server, no conversion step, no PowerPoint install required. Drop in a <PowerPointViewer> component, hand it the file's bytes, and it renders slides as real HTML and CSS with full editing and export support.

PowerPoint editor UI rendered in the browser

The rendering is done by the framework-agnostic pptx-viewer-core engine (also published as @christophervr/pptx-viewer -- the two names are identical releases), which turns a .pptx file into a structured slide model. This package is the Vue layer that draws that model on screen, and the engine is bundled in, so you install just one package.

▶️ Try the live demo · 📦 npm · 📖 Full docs

▶️ Try the live demo: open a .pptx and render it in your browser, no install required.

Features

  • A single component: <PowerPointViewer>, written in <script setup> style.
  • Real HTML rendering: slides are drawn as ordinary HTML and SVG, not as a picture, so text stays sharp at any zoom and is selectable and accessible.
  • Editing: select, drag, resize, rotate; inline text editing; format painter; shape adjustment handles; align, distribute, group, flip, and z-order; undo/redo; snap-to-grid, snap-to-shape, H/V guides, and rulers.
  • Full Office-style ribbon: all tabs wired (Home, Insert, Draw, Design, Transitions, Animations, Slide Show, Review, View) plus a status bar and context menu.
  • Inspector: element and slide property panels, including chart data editor.
  • Presentation mode: animation playback, presenter view, slide transitions, rehearse timings, subtitles, and freehand ink.
  • Export: PNG, PDF, GIF, and WebM video; print; Save As (pptx/ppsx/pptm).
  • Collaboration: real-time Yjs-based co-editing with cursor/selection presence.
  • Comments, find/replace, accessibility panel, version history, and more.
  • Slide navigation: live thumbnail previews, previous/next, and a slide counter.
  • Zoom: in, out, and reset.
  • Themeable: change colours through CSS custom properties.
  • Loads from anywhere: an ArrayBuffer or Uint8Array from a file input, a fetch, drag-and-drop, and so on.

Installation

npm install pptx-vue-viewer

Peer requirements: Vue 3.5+ and the engine's jszip / fast-xml-parser peers:

npm install vue jszip fast-xml-parser

The pptx-viewer-core engine is bundled in, so you don't install it separately unless you want to call the SDK directly.

Usage

<script setup lang="ts">
import { ref, onMounted } from 'vue';
import { PowerPointViewer, type PowerPointViewerExpose } from 'pptx-vue-viewer';

// Base chrome styles (toolbar, thumbnails, layout). Import once.
import 'pptx-vue-viewer/styles';

const content = ref<Uint8Array>();
const viewer = ref<PowerPointViewerExpose>();

onMounted(async () => {
	const res = await fetch('/example.pptx');
	content.value = new Uint8Array(await res.arrayBuffer());
});

function onSlide(index: number) {
	console.log('active slide', index);
}
</script>

<template>
	<PowerPointViewer
		v-if="content"
		ref="viewer"
		:content="content"
		:theme="{ colors: { primary: '#6366f1' } }"
		@active-slide-change="onSlide"
		style="height: 100vh"
	/>
</template>

Loading from a file input

<script setup lang="ts">
import { ref } from 'vue';
const content = ref<ArrayBuffer>();

async function onFile(event: Event) {
	const file = (event.target as HTMLInputElement).files?.[0];
	if (file) content.value = await file.arrayBuffer();
}
</script>

<template>
	<input type="file" accept=".pptx" @change="onFile" />
</template>

Theming

Pass a partial theme; unset tokens fall back to the built-in dark palette. Values accept any CSS color (hex, rgb(), hsl(), oklch(), …) and map to --pptx-* CSS custom properties (shadcn/ui token names).

import type { ViewerTheme } from 'pptx-vue-viewer';

const theme: ViewerTheme = {
	colors: { primary: '#6366f1', background: '#0b1020' },
	radius: '0.5rem',
};

For app-wide theming you can also provide a theme to a subtree:

import { provideViewerTheme } from 'pptx-vue-viewer';
// call inside a parent component's setup()
provideViewerTheme({ colors: { primary: '#6366f1' } });

Reading the current presentation back

getContent() turns the current presentation back into .pptx bytes. Reach it through a template ref:

const viewer = ref<PowerPointViewerExpose>();

async function save() {
	const bytes = await viewer.value!.getContent();
	// write `bytes` (Uint8Array) to a Blob / download / upload
}

API

Props

| Prop | Type | Default | Description | | --------------- | --------------------------- | ------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------- | | content | Uint8Array \| ArrayBuffer | n/a | The .pptx bytes to render. Required. | | theme | ViewerTheme | n/a | Color/radius overrides applied as CSS custom properties. | | class | string | n/a | Class applied to the root element. | | canEdit | boolean | false | Enables the editor toolbar, inspector, and drag-and-drop editing. | | filePath | string | n/a | Passed to autosave / recovery logic. | | authorName | string | n/a | Displayed in comment annotations. | | collaboration | CollaborationConfig | n/a | Yjs real-time collaboration config (server URL, room, role). |

Events

| Event | Payload | Description | | --------------------- | ------------ | -------------------------------------------------- | | active-slide-change | number | Emits the active slide index on navigation. | | content-change | Uint8Array | Emits updated bytes after any editing change. | | dirty-change | boolean | Emits true/false when the dirty state changes. |

Exposed methods (template ref)

| Method | Returns | Description | | -------------- | --------------------- | ---------------------------------------------- | | getContent() | Promise<Uint8Array> | Serialise the current presentation to .pptx. |

Exported components & helpers

PowerPointViewer, SlideCanvas, SlideStage, ElementRenderer, provideViewerTheme, useViewerTheme, and the ViewerTheme / CanvasSize / CollaborationConfig types.

Limitations

The Vue package has reached feature parity with the React package for the vast majority of the editing and presentation surface. A few depth/fidelity items remain:

  • Secondary/log value axes - Charts with a right-hand secondary value axis, log scale, or display units show primary-axis data only. Data tables on charts are also deferred.
  • True CSS-3D extrusion - Shape extrusion is approximated with layered box-shadows; real extruded faces (as in the React renderer) are deferred.
  • Image chroma-key - Destructive clrChange colour-replacement on images is not yet applied (recolour, duotone, and artistic effects are done).
  • 3D models / Zoom elements - GLB/GLTF models fall back to their poster image; zoom elements render as static link tiles.
  • Master/template editing - Editing routes to slide elements only; edits to the slide master or layout template are not yet wired.

The pptx-viewer-core engine parses all of this data, so you can access it from the model even where the UI does not expose it yet. Progress and design notes live in PORTING.md.

Build (contributing)

bun run build      # Vite library build → dist (ESM + CJS + d.ts)
bun run typecheck  # vue-tsc
bun run test       # vitest

License

Apache-2.0. Please keep the NOTICE file with redistributions.