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Free Google Slides Templates

Every design in the library as a Google Slides theme — business, education, Christmas, and startup pitch decks, from clean and professional to warm and illustrated. Copy any one to your Drive in a single click. 16:9 widescreen, free for commercial and classroom use.

✓ One-click copy to Drive✓ Free for classroom & commercial use✓ No attribution required✓ Edit in the browser
Business Google Slides themes

Twelve modern designs across four families.

Waves (editorial), Squares (geometric), Lines (illustrated), and The Basic (minimalist) — three colorways each, ready to copy.

Google Slides templates for teachers

Eight lesson themes for the classroom.

Coursebook (notebook-paper look) and Pencil Box (illustrated pencil motif), four colorways each — copy to Drive and assign through Google Classroom.

Christmas Google Slides themes

Six holiday designs, three colorways each.

Starlit (ribbon tree on a starry sky) and Snowfall (illustrated snowman) — festive themes for end-of-term and holiday decks.

Startup pitch deck themes

Three founder pitches, ten slides each.

Velocity (B2B SaaS), Forge (editorial / consumer), and Spectrum (color per slide) — the full ten-slide investor order, copied to your Drive in one click.

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How to use a Google Slides template
Copying to Drive, editing the theme, importing PowerPoint, and sharing with a class or team.
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How copying works

Copy. Edit. Present.

  1. Open a template and click Use in Google Slides to see the full preview in your browser — every slide, before you commit.
  2. Click the blue Use templatebutton and a copy lands in your Google Drive automatically. Replace the placeholder text and you’re presenting in minutes.
  3. Want offline editing or a Slide Master? Every theme is also a PowerPoint .potx — grab it from the template page and import via File → Import slides.
Free for personal, commercial, and classroom use — no attribution required.
Google Slides questions

About copying and editing.

How do I copy a template into my own Google Drive?
Open a template and click Use in Google Slides. Slides shows a preview with a Use template button in the top-right — click it and a personal copy lands in your Drive automatically. Everything after that is yours to edit.
Do I need a Google account?
You need to be signed in to Google to save your own editable copy, since the copy lives in your Drive. Any free personal Google account works — there's nothing to buy and no separate signup on our side.
Can I use these in a classroom with students?
Yes. Teachers copy a theme to Drive, then share it or assign it through Google Classroom. The templates are free for educational use with no attribution, so student copies are fine too.
Can I import one into a presentation I already have?
Open your existing deck and choose File → Import slides, then upload the PowerPoint .potx version of the template (available on every template page). Slides pulls the layouts in so you can mix them with your current content.
Are they really free, with no catch?
Yes — free for personal and commercial use, no email, no signup on our end, and no attribution required. Copy as many themes as you want.
Updated through May 2026
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More presentation templates.

Business presentations
Free business templates for PowerPoint and Google Slides
Waves, Squares, Lines, and The Basic — twelve colorways for reports, proposals, and meetings.
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Christmas presentations
Free christmas templates for PowerPoint and Google Slides
Starlit and Snowfall — six illustrated holiday decks, plus the four legacy 4:3 originals.
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Education presentations
Free education templates for PowerPoint and Google Slides
Coursebook and Pencil Box — eight lesson decks that assign straight into Google Classroom.
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Pitch Deck presentations
Free pitch deck templates for PowerPoint and Google Slides
Velocity, Forge, and Spectrum — three ten-slide decks in the order investors expect.
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