15+ Pitch Deck Templates & Examples to Download and Use

Brought to you by Bart Henderson, “Travelone” is tasteful and atmospheric. The color palette in this template for investor decks immediately evokes the feeling of discovering hidden gems on adventurous vacations. The main downside is that the package consists of just 10 slide designs.

“Pitcher” by InspireTemplate design studio (the usual suspects in most of our business content galleries) is a modern-looking format with plenty of space for text, as well as strategically placed image placeholders. 55-slides rich and offering 500+ custom vector icons, it’s an extremely flexible template you can go for no matter your field or the specific use case.

“Yoria” is expensive. There, I said it. It’s also not overwhelmingly versatile (only 29 slide layouts, some of which quite similar to one another). Still, I couldn’t help but include it here because it’s just such a beautiful template for a pitch deck. The serif fonts add an elegant, somewhat conservative vibe, and the color palette feels inviting, almost homely. A good choice for a local boho showroom, an artisan cafe, or a fancy furniture store.

Completely different from the previous template, “Validation” by Slidesmash feels very enterprise-oriented. You get all the visuals you might need to support complex sets of data, good contemporary design, all inside a pack 33 sharp slides.

The first Google Slides pitch deck template on our list, this design by MadeinKeynote has been, wait for it, made in Keynote. So it brings the flair of Apple’s trendy minimalist design into a more affordable and inclusive GSuite environment. Incredibly simple and straight-to-the-point layouts will give the reader some breathing room while making them pay attention to the bits that matter most.

United Cute Unicors (love their name) design studio of Mexico created this stunning business pitch deck template with tech companies in mind. It has the most advanced data visualization options out of all the templates in our gallery, unlimited customization options, and a plethora of base slide templates to choose from. 9 people in total worked on this project and it clearly shows. And incredibly well thought out product that should satisfy even the most demanding customers.

Custom hand-drawn illustrations, cute-looking icons, a very fresh, dynamic design, and 5 color schemes you can switch between in a single click. Where’s the catch? While I’m a sucker for versatility, this pack comes with over 500 slides. Browsing through them during a quick preview was a bit overwhelming, I can only imagine how time-consuming it would have been if I had to pick ideal matches for my desired content layout.

A simple, aesthetically pleasing, super easy to fill out template for a short pitch deck, “Sheetless” by Viktoriia Skalska will work well for abridged versions of your decks. Slide layouts informatively guide the approach to content so if you feel (or know) you’ll only have 10 minutes to deliver your pitch, this one will surely aid your efforts to squeeze in more value in fewer slides.

Last but not least, “Vector Illustrations” created by Mirodil Mirkhamidov. If it’s not the first Storydoc template gallery you’re viewing, you’ve already noticed I have a soft spot for offbeat designs and this one is just that. The titular vector illustrations add a touch of uniqueness, guaranteed to grab anyone’s attention. Even if you need a very conservative, corporate pitch deck design, go check this one out at the link below, it’s worth at least a click!