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Lines — Pink

Download it as a PowerPoint .potx or copy it straight into Google Slides. The Lines design in dusty rose — friendly, distinctive, and impossible to confuse with anyone else's deck. Inside: 8 ready-made 16:9 slides — title cover, section divider, content / lesson, two-column compare, image + caption, pull quote, three-stat data, and closing.

Dusty-rose hand-drawn curves flowing across the title slide
Two formats — choose yours
Download for PowerPointUse in Google Slides
PowerPoint: .potx opens in PowerPoint 2010+, Microsoft 365, and Keynote.
Google Slides: opens the template preview — click Use template to copy it into your Google Drive.

Design
Lines
Colorway
Pink
Formats
PowerPoint .potx · Google Slides
Aspect
16:9 widescreen
Slides
8 pre-built layouts
Style
Cute, Fun & PrettyAesthetic
License
Free for personal & commercial use
Updated
How Lines is built
The curves are hand-drawn vectors, not a raster texture, so they stay crisp at any projector size and re-color cleanly if you swap the accent.
What's inside

Eight pre-built slides.

Every slide is laid out and ready — duplicate the ones you need, replace the placeholder text, and remove the rest. The same eight-slide structure ships across every design so you can pick a look and start customizing immediately.

Lines Pink — slide 1, title cover layout
1Title cover
Lines Pink — slide 2, section divider layout
2Section divider
Lines Pink — slide 3, content / lesson layout
3Content / lesson
Lines Pink — slide 4, two-column compare layout
4Two-column compare
Lines Pink — slide 5, image + caption layout
5Image + caption
Lines Pink — slide 6, pull quote layout
6Pull quote
Lines Pink — slide 7, three-stat data layout
7Three-stat data
Lines Pink — slide 8, closing layout
8Closing
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Good to know

Lines questions, answered.

What size are the slides?
16:9 widescreen, the standard for laptops, TVs, and modern projectors. If you need 4:3 for an older screen, PowerPoint's Design → Slide Size will convert Lines, though you'll want to check the cover afterwards.
Which slide should I use for numbers?
The three-stat slide — it's built for three headline figures with a label under each. For a comparison, the two-column layout works better. Both keep Lines's graphic out of the data area.
Can I mix Lines with another design in one deck?
You can, but the seams show. All twelve business designs share the same eight slide types, so the cleaner move is to pick one design and change its colorway if you want variety.
Do I get both the PowerPoint and Google Slides versions of Lines?
Yes. This page has both: a .potx download for PowerPoint and a one-click copy for Google Slides. They're the same design and the same 8 slides — pick whichever app you work in, and switch later if you change your mind.
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