In left hand side of the main PowerPoint window you will see the Slide Master itself with the other layouts listed below:. To edit the Slide Master, click on the View menu in PowerPoint and select Slide Master. The overall style of your template and the different slide layouts within it are all controlled within the Slide Master. You can set-up these different layouts within a template so that you can re-use them every time you want to create a new presentation using that template. You might also want to have a final slide that is different again perhaps including your contact information, for example. Subsequent template slides are usually more empty to leave plenty of space for your main presentation content. Most presentations start with a title slide that carries your name, logo, presentation title, contact details etc. This is something you can incorporate in your own custom templates.
You could just save a single “one size fits all” slide as a template but most templates (including the default blank one in PowerPoint) have an opening title slide layout that is different from the rest. Saving is the easy bit, but designing the layout and appearance requires a little more thought. When the Save As dialogue box opens, give your template a suitable name then set the “Save as type” select box to “PowerPoint Template” and click the ‘Save’ button.Select the destination folder you’d like to save the template in.Open the file you want to save as a template.
Saving a PowerPoint file as a template is really easy. Here’s our guide (based on Office 2016)… The Basics Creating your own PowerPoint template isn’t hard to do and can give your presentations more impact and consistency.
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