All templates by SlidesCarnival are free to use under Creative Commons License Attribution 4.0 International. This means that you can use them for personal or even commercial purposes as long as you keep credit to SlidesCarnival. The photographs provided with the templates have their own licenses, if you keep them check the Credits slide to see […]
Of course! You can do whatever you want: change colors, typography, add or delete slides, change layouts, publish it on the Internet… But remember that the templates are free to use under a Creative Commons Attribution license, you can keep the Credits slide or simply mention SlidesCarnival and other resources used in a slide footer. […]
Yes, of course. Provided you meet these two conditions: You give appropriate credit to SlidesCarnival. You’ve built upon the original material with your own content. 1. You are free to: Share — copy, add your own content and then redistribute the material in any medium or format Adapt — remix, transform, and build upon the material for […]
You can find an example in the templates themselves, it is the “Credits” slide and you’ll find it near the end of every SlidesCarnival presentation. However, you can use another kind of attribution that fits your needs better: a mention with a link in the footer of one slide, or in the webpage if the […]
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You can find two types of images in the templates. Images placed on the slide Pictures inserted on the slides are usually cropped using a shape (circle, triangle, etc). Simply click the picture you want to replace and then click the Change/Replace Picture option. Follow PowerPoint step by step instructions. Background images Any image that […]
Some design elements (borders, backgrounds, icons…) are placed inside the master slides. If you want to change something on all slides of your presentation, you can edit the master slide. On the View tab, click Slide Master. The presentation will switch to the master template view and you’ll see all the layouts available in the […]
On the template detail page, scroll until you see the template preview. Click on the button under the presentation preview that says “Download as PowerPoint template”. You will get a .pptx file that you can edit in PowerPoint. You may have to download and install the fonts used in the presentation if they’re not already […]
A background is the color, gradient or picture behind your slide’s content. By customizing it, you can add a unique look that reflects your topic or personal style. Right-click on the slide where you want to change the background and select Format Background. In the Format Background pane, choose Solid Fill. To the right of […]
If you want to show your images in an appealing design, you can mask them to fit into a certain shape. On the Insert tab, click Pictures. In the dialog box that opens, find the picture that you want to insert, select it and then click Insert. Once the image appears on your slide, click […]
If you want to create a unique look for your presentation, you can change the individual colors that make up your presentation’s theme. From the Design tab, click the drop-down arrow in the Variants group. Select Colors, then click Customize Colors. A dialog box will appear with the 12 current theme colors. To edit a […]
Emojis Emojis are special characters and they can be inserted in any text field. To insert them in PowerPoint: Place your cursor in the text field at the spot where you want to insert the symbol. Go to Insert > Symbol. In the panel that opens, select the Emoji option Scroll up or down to […]
Icons break up your text and make it much more digestible. They’re simple but make your presentation look amazing. So how can you create custom icons for your presentation? First, you have to create your icon in a vector graphics software such as Inkscape or Adobe Illustrator and save it in SVG format. You can […]
You may want to group multiple objects into one so they will stay together when they are moved or resized. This is often easier than selecting all of the objects each time you want to move them. First, select the objects that you want to group. You can click and drag to select more than […]
Filling shapes with transparency gradients in PowerPoint is a way to create beautiful overlay effects. First, select the shape you want to edit. Right-click the shape and choose Format Shape. This opens up the format pane. In the Fill category, choose Gradient Fill and gradient options will be shown. Select a Gradient Stop and click […]
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