If you don’t have a PowerPoint template, you can search the web for one or create your own.
For example, if you change the font on a text-based slide, the entire group’s font will change. In Slide Master view, you will see a menu of formatting options, like adding or removing the slide title and footers, changing the background styles, hiding or showing the background graphics, and changing the theme. You can add elements such as an image placeholder throughout your slideshow, like a logo. Use Insert Placeholder from the Slide Master menu to add an image or a text box that will appear in the same spot, with the same dimensions, throughout the slideshow. Using the Themes drop-down, you can apply a pre-made consistent color scheme and font. Since not all themes will work with your customized template, you can use the colors and font styles as inspiration. Use the Colors and Fonts drop-downs to further customize your template.
From the File tab, select Save As. In the “Save as File Type” menu, choose PowerPoint template. It will save in your Custom Office Templates folder with a . potx extension. [2] X Research source Click Save after you’ve given the template a name.
