To find customizable slide templates and themes, you can explore the business presentations templates or search by PowerPoint templates. Once you find a template that resonates with you, customize it by changing its color scheme, add in your own photos, and swap out the font.
Ok so, templates and themes are actually two sides of the same coin. A PowerPoint template is just a PowerPoint presentation file saved with a different extension (POTX vs PPTX). Technically speaking, a template just has the default action of creating a new presentation with all the content stored inside it instead of opening as a presentation that you can edit.
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A PowerPoint theme is a little more nuanced. A theme is a collection of colors, effects, backgrounds, and fonts that can be applied to any presentation. All PowerPoint presentations contain one or more themes (usually one per master) and any presentation can be saved as a theme for easy sharing and reuse (THMX). But you can also borrow any other presentation's theme just by selecting Design > Themes > Browse for Themes, opening the presentation, and then choosing the theme you want. I just don't see a lot of people saving and sharing THMX files, because it's the kind of thing you have to plug into your PowerPoint application to use. In short, it's too "heavy" for casual use.
What companies should be developing are separate lightweight style templates (the "themes" you mentioned) and slide content libraries that can be easily inserted into any deck you're building. Suppose you need a slide for a Contoso presentation that talks about new device security strategies. In my mind, you'd start with (or apply) a Contoso template (POTX) to get the colors, backgrounds, fonts, logos, layouts, and maybe even some standard verbiage, but then you'd go to the slide library and pull in a slide that contains the basic content you want. For this, you'd go to Home > Reuse Slides, and then search for "device security." If your organization publishes metadata-rich slides to a OneDrive for Business or SharePoint library, then PowerPoint will find the slide you want and from there, it's pretty easy to pop it into the deck you're building. For a consistent result, you can tell PowerPoint to use your presentation's master instead of the original source master.
I think future versions of PowerPoint could go a long way toward making this whole process a lot simpler. A presentation should have masters that define the layout of slide types and those should encompass all the stuff that's currently broken out into "themes," much in the same way that CSS tells the browser how a web page should look. Of course, you should still be able to spot-format content directly, but IMO, they're trying to use too many different tools to achieve the same ultimate goal, and it has created a confusing mess for most end-users.
You actually can deploy themes as part of a corporate image or in a user's roaming profile. It's just a matter of where you store the THMX file. If it's saved in %USERPROFILE%\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Templates\Document Themes, then it will automatically be added to the Design > Themes gallery and appear for that user in PowerPoint. That said, themes really aren't great for stock layouts and content that you want to reuse. For that stuff, you need more of a proper template.
And it turns out you can apply a template (or at least the template's themes) to any presentation using the method I mentioned in my previous reply. Just select Design > Themes > Browse for Theme, select any PowerPoint file (PPTX or POTX), select Apply to apply its themes/make its themes available to use. Technically, it's because your presentation ingests the masters (but not the content) from the source presentation. So, that can actually be a good poor man's approach to resuing themed content.
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Microsoft never released the beta super-theme tool and appears to have removed even the beta tool; I've searched for it a number of times and had no luck finding it. Incidentally, superthemes and variants are pretty much the same deal; you must create a supertheme in order to enable variants.
Then, since you can't make nice stylish designs using the fonts... you can compensate with the graphical elements by formatting nicely the bullet points and by using "floating graphics"; for example, create a bunch of arrows, picture frames, drop shadows, swoosh, lines, ribbons, badges, shapes, half transparent boxes, diagrams and all sort of simple elements in PNG with transparency, and then incorporate them in the template. For example, instead of simply using a rectangle box with a picture, you can have a set of frames to make them look like polaroid or real pictures; all you'll need to do in Photoshop is a white rectangle with a drop shadow saved in PNG with transparency, and add your rectangle picture on top, in powerpoint. This way you'll save a lot of time because you won't need to format every picture or table. Your powerpoint templates will look more "custom" and almost everything will be easy to modify.
It makes the design way funnier and easier this way because it's like doing "collage", and it gives some freedom to your client to modify their own files as well or add extra pages. The other thing to not forget is these powerpoint files shouldn't be too busy, so it's better to add little custom touch than doing something too complicated and that doesn't leave much room for the text/content.
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Themes for PowerPoint (PPT) presentations are a predefined combination of fonts, colors, and effects applied to your presentation. Text and graphics automatically take on the size, colors, and placement defined by the PowerPoint theme, which means less manual work as you create individual slides. PowerPoint comes with various built-in themes, and users can create their own custom theme or additionally download PowerPoint themes from SlideUpLift.
In comparison to PPT themes, PowerPoint templates are groups of slides that you save as a .potx file. PowerPoint templates offer a defined structure and style for individual slides within a presentation, whereas PowerPoint (PPT) themes are used to apply a consistent visual appearance throughout an entire presentation.
Yes, PowerPoint allows you to create your custom PPT theme. To save you time, you can modify existing PowerPoint presentation themes to match your desired look and feel. Once you have customized the colors, fonts, backgrounds, and other design elements, you can save the modified theme as a new template. This way, you can reuse your customized themes for PowerPoint presentations for future pitches or meetings. 0852c4b9a8
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