Free PowerPoint templates · 5 families · 29 designs
Free PowerPoint Templates
Every design in the library as a PowerPoint .potx — business, education, Christmas, and startup pitch decks, from minimalist and clean to bold and illustrated. All 16:9 widescreen, most with eight ready-made slides (pitch decks have ten). Free to download and use commercially.
✓ Instant .potx download✓ No signup or email✓ Free for commercial use✓ Opens in Microsoft 365 & Keynote
Business PowerPoint templates
Twelve modern designs across four families.
Waves (editorial), Squares (geometric), Lines (illustrated), and The Basic (minimalist) — three colorways each, eight slides each.
Education PowerPoint templates
Eight lesson designs for teachers.
Coursebook (notebook-paper look) and Pencil Box (illustrated #2-pencil motif), four colorways each — built for classrooms and training.
Christmas PowerPoint templates
Six holiday designs, three colorways each.
Starlit (ribbon tree on a starry sky) and Snowfall (illustrated snowman) — festive without tipping into clip-art.
Startup pitch deck templates
Three founder pitches, ten slides each.
Velocity (B2B SaaS), Forge (editorial / consumer), and Spectrum (color per slide) — built on the investor-standard ten-slide order.
Classic aspect ratio
Legacy 4:3 Christmas templates.
The four original 4:3 holiday designs, kept for anyone presenting on older projectors or screens.
How .potx works
Open. Edit. Present.
- Double-click the downloaded
.potx. PowerPoint creates a new untitled deck from the design, leaving the template file clean for next time. Save your version as a regular.pptx. - Each design ships pre-laid-out slides — eight for most, ten for pitch decks. Duplicate what you need, drop in your text, and delete the rest.
- Re-tint the whole deck from View → Slide Master: change the accent once and every slide follows. Prefer to edit in a browser? Every template is also on Google Slides.
Free for personal and commercial use — no attribution required.
PowerPoint questions
About the .potx files.
What is a .potx file, and how do I open it?
A .potx is the PowerPoint template format. Double-click it and PowerPoint opens a fresh, untitled presentation built from the design — the template itself stays untouched, so you can reuse it as many times as you like. Save your working copy as a normal .pptx.
Will these work in Microsoft 365, older PowerPoint, and Keynote?
Yes. The .potx format opens in PowerPoint 2010 and later, Microsoft 365 on Windows and Mac, and PowerPoint for the web. Apple Keynote also imports .potx, though a few font substitutions can happen there.
How do I apply one of these to a presentation I've already started?
Open your existing deck, then use Design → Browse for Themes and point it at the downloaded .potx. PowerPoint reapplies the colors, fonts, and layouts to your current slides. Some manual cleanup is normal when the slide counts differ.
Can I recolor an entire deck at once?
Yes — open View → Slide Master and change the accent color on the master slide. Every layout that inherits from it updates in one step, so you don't have to touch slides individually.
Do I have to pay, sign up, or credit anyone?
None of the above. Every .potx is free for personal and commercial use, with no account, no email, and no attribution required.
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.
Open
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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Guides
- How to build a startup pitch deck — The ten-slide order, what goes on each slide, and how pre-seed, seed, and Series A decks differ.
- How to edit a PowerPoint template — Opening a template, applying it to a deck you already have, changing colors on the Slide Master, and saving your own.
- How to use a Google Slides template — Copying a template to your Drive, editing the theme, bringing in a PowerPoint file, and sharing a template with a team.