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.

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.

Styles with an example deck made by indox show its pages, and Edit a copy opens it as your own deck. The others show the outline: what every page will cover, with chart pages naming and linking 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?

Where a style has an example deck made by indox, press Edit a copy to open it as your own deck, then download it as .pptx; editing a copy needs a paid plan. For any style you can press Use this style to generate your own deck in it.

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.