Free presentation templates

23 slide decks for work, school, startups and life events, each with a clear structure and speaker-friendly layouts. Open one, type what your talk is about, and the AI rewrites every slide for your topic; then download it as PowerPoint.

Templates

• Startup pitch deck (presentation): A 10-slide investor pitch that covers problem, solution, market, traction, business model, team and the ask.
• Timeline / roadmap slides (presentation): Show a project timeline or product roadmap by phase and quarter, with milestones, dependencies and what is next, in 8 slides.
• School project presentation (presentation): Present any school or college project to your class and teacher: aim, research, method, findings, conclusion and sources in 9 slides.
• Quarterly business review (presentation): Report a quarter’s results, wins, misses and priorities for the next quarter in 8 slides.
• Lesson presentation (presentation): Teach a topic with objectives, key ideas, an example, a class activity and a recap.
• Project kickoff (presentation): Align a team on goals, scope, timeline, roles and risks at the start of a project.
• Marketing plan (presentation): Lay out audience, goals, channels, budget and measurement for a campaign or a year.
• Product launch (presentation): Announce a new product: what it is, who it is for, key features, pricing and availability.
• Sales proposal (presentation): Win a client with a clear summary of their needs, your solution, results, pricing and next steps.
• Weekly team update (presentation): A short weekly status deck: progress, metrics, blockers and plans for next week.
• Research findings (presentation): Present a study or user research: question, method, key findings and recommendations.
• Event plan (presentation): Plan an event: purpose, audience, agenda, budget, logistics and owners.
• Book report (presentation): Present a book to your class: author, setting, characters, plot, themes and your own review in 7 slides.
• Science project (presentation): Walk through a science fair project step by step: question, hypothesis, materials, method, results and conclusion.
• Trip recap (presentation): Share the story of a trip with family and friends: where you went, highlights, food, favorite moments and tips.
• About me (presentation): Introduce yourself to a new class, team or group with a friendly deck about who you are, what you love and fun facts.
• Birthday slideshow (presentation): Celebrate someone special with a birthday slideshow of memories, milestones, fun facts and wishes from friends.
• Farewell tribute (presentation): Honor a retiring or departing colleague with a tribute to their career, impact, memories and messages from the team.
• Job interview presentation (presentation): Stand out in a panel interview with a short deck on your background, achievements, approach and 90-day plan.
• Monthly investor update (presentation): Keep investors informed each month with key metrics, wins, challenges, runway and specific asks.
• Annual report (presentation): Summarize a year for stakeholders: financial highlights, milestones, impact, lessons and the outlook ahead.
• Company overview (presentation): Introduce your company to partners, new hires or clients: mission, what you offer, customers, team and contact.
• Wedding invitation slides (presentation): A wedding invitation slideshow to share on WhatsApp or show at events: the couple, their story, the ceremonies with dates and venues, dress code and RSVP.

How to use these templates

1. Pick a deck by occasion: a pitch, a business review, a school project, a lesson or a celebration.
2. Click "Use this template" and describe your talk, such as "Q3 review for the sales team, revenue up 12 percent", or attach a document to build it from.
3. Change single slides with prompts like "split slide 4 into two" or "make the title slide bolder", or edit text directly.
4. Download as a .pptx and open it in PowerPoint, Keynote or Google Slides.

Building a presentation people remember

• One idea per slide. If a slide needs two headings, it is two slides.
• Write slide titles as conclusions, such as "Churn fell by a third after onboarding changes", not labels like "Churn".
• Use the stats layout for your three most important numbers. Large figures with short labels are read before anything else on a slide.
• Put the detail in speaker notes and an appendix, not on the main slides.

Frequently asked questions

Can I open these templates in PowerPoint or Google Slides?

Yes. Download the deck as a .pptx and open it in PowerPoint or Keynote, or upload it to Google Drive and open it with Google Slides.

Can the AI change the design as well as the text?

Yes. Ask it to switch theme, add or remove slides, or change a layout, for example "turn slide 3 into two columns".

Are the presentation templates free for commercial use?

Yes. Use them for work, clients, school or events at no cost and without attribution.

Can I make a presentation from a PDF or Word file?

Yes. Use the AI deck maker and attach the document, and it builds slides from its content.

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