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However, interactive features in your slides may not be available in the exported files. You can build and host your slides as a web application to keep the interactivity. See [Building and Hosting](./hosting) for more information.
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## Preparation
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## The Exporting UI <Badge> Recommended </Badge> {#ui}
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> Available since v0.50.0-beta.11
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Slidev provides a UI for exporting your slides. You can access it by clicking the "Export" button in "More options" menu in the [navigation bar](./ui#navigation-bar), or go to `http://localhost:<port>/export` directly.
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In the UI, you can export the slides as PDF, or capture the slides as images and download them as a PPTX or zip file.
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Note that browsers other than **modern Chromium-based browsers** may not work well with the exporting UI. If you encounter any issues, please try use the CLI instead.
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> The following content of this page is for the CLI only.
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## The CLI {#cli}
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Exporting to PDF, PPTX, or PNG relies on [Playwright](https://playwright.dev) for rendering the slides. Therefore [`playwright-chromium`](https://npmjs.com/package/playwright-chromium) is required to be installed in your project:
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