Presentation styles for every kind of deck
70 slide styles in 6 categories. Each style comes with a written outline for an example deck, 987 planned pages in all, so you can check the colours, fonts and page order before you start. Open a style, then press Use this style to make your own deck in it.
- Business
Beautify · Civic Blue
Clean white handbook style in bright official blue with orange and red emphasis; full-width blue clause bars and numbered panels.20 planned pages · 16:9 - Business
Bilingual Briefing
White twelve-column briefing with a main-language line above a smaller second-language line; navy, teal and a burnt orange.15 planned pages · 16:9 - Business
Blameless Postmortem
Neutral white incident review with charcoal text, amber for warnings and brick red for impact; strict Swiss grid, Arial only.15 planned pages · 16:9 - Business
Consulting Decision · A4 Memo
Printable A4 memo in strict Swiss style: white page, dark ink headings, slate support and one rust colour for the decision.10 planned pages · A4 - Business
Consulting Document
Document-density consulting pages on white: one action title, deep navy series, a single electric blue highlight, no cards.14 planned pages · 16:9 - Business
Corporate Brand Deck
Formal corporate results deck on white with a strong red brand colour, near-black text and cool greys; masters and layouts.14 planned pages · 16:9 - Business
Creative Pitch · Night Shelf
Moody near-black pitch with warm brass-gold type, terracotta and sage notes and large atmospheric photos; serif headlines.13 planned pages · 16:9 - Business
Data Journalism (Warm)
Earthy data-journalism layout on cream: coffee-brown text, a deep brick-red highlight and serif headlines over sans body.14 planned pages · 16:9 - Business
Editorial Bleed
Magazine layout where full-bleed photos carry the argument; light text sits on dark gradient scrims with one cargo-orange highlight.12 planned pages · 16:9 - Business
Glassmorphism SaaS
Product launch on deep indigo with frosted translucent panels, blue and cyan glows and a violet accent.12 planned pages · 16:9 - Business
Investor Pitch · Seed Deck
Warm paper pitch on an editorial column grid; bold navy claims, a forest-green support colour and a hot orange accent.15 planned pages · 16:9 - Business
Operating Review
Ledger-like review on paper white with hairline grids, slate text, green and blue status colours and right-aligned mono numbers.14 planned pages · 16:9 - Business
Scrutiny Briefing
Sober public-sector briefing on warm white: navy panels, slate text, pale blue fills and a brick-red note colour; serif titles.13 planned pages · 16:9 - Business
Solution Proposal · Soft Rounded
Friendly proposal with white rounded cards on a light field, deep teal headings, soft elevation and a warm orange accent.14 planned pages · 16:9
What are these use cases?
Each use case pairs a slide style with a brief: a topic, an audience and a page-by-page outline for an example deck. A style fixes the colours, fonts and page layouts, so the same style can carry your own topic.
The example decks have not been generated yet. Each outline shows what every page will cover, and chart pages name and link the source of their numbers.
The styles cover business, culture, data, design, education and technology. Most are 16:9 slides; others are 4:3 lecture decks, A4 pages, square or vertical cards and wide banners.
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Presentation styles FAQs
Can I download these decks?
Not yet. The use cases show each style and the outline of an example deck; there is no finished .pptx to download. Press Use this style to generate your own deck in that style.
Can I make my own deck in one of these styles?
Yes. Open a use case and press Use this style. The slide generator opens with that style chosen, and you add your topic. Generating a deck needs an account.
What do the numbers on this page mean?
There are 70 styles in 6 categories. Each style has an outline for one example deck, and the outlines add up to 987 planned pages.
What sizes are the styles?
Most are 16:9 slides. Others are 4:3, A4 pages, square or vertical cards for social posts and wide banners.
Where do the chart numbers come from?
Every chart page in an outline names its source, links to it and records the date it was checked.
Are the companies in the examples real?
No. Where a brief needs a business, a council or a product, it names a fictional one.