Every year we celebrate Halloween, and you can enliven your classes and meetings using this free presentation template that works both in Google Slides and Powerpoint. With its purple and orange slides and spooky Halloween landscape it will make everybody smile (or shake!). Includes pumpkins, bats, death trees, scary tombs, black cats and lots of fear. Use this special theme for sending family photos in their costumes, propose your ideas for decorating the neighborhood, or simply having a bit of fun in your company meetings. Happy Halloween!
This free presentation template features:
- Fully editable. Easy to change colors, text and photos
- 25 different slides
- Festive and fun design using Halloween colors and illustrations
- Feature-rich theme with examples of styles for graphs, charts and tables
- It includes a customizable icon family with 80 different icons and a world map (you can change sizes and colors). And more free icons & maps for your presentations available.
- Use as a Google Slides theme or download as PowerPoint template and edit on your computer. Also export to PDF, JPG, etc.
- 16:9 screen layout (Can change to 4:3 with a click on Google Slides, but some graphic assets may not work well)
jen says
this actually makes me wanna do a presentation about halloween
Gracie says
This is so so cool
Engr Mukter Ahmed says
Good
Natasha Deborah says
thank you!!!
Kim says
Thank you!
Mackenzie says
Awesome! Works great for my bat presentation on Halloween!
Thanks!
Christine Cho says
I absolutely love this site. When I need to make presentations for school, it always looks so good because of these templates. I love this site. Thank you whoever created this. Thank you so much. It’s also very fun to use.
josh says
#awesome#
Muna says
Need a horizontal tablet slide as well!
Jimena says
Simply select the vertical tablet and rotate it :)
Zoe says
wow this slideshow is very spooky. Great for October classroom presentation.
Gweneth Andersen says
I love this template, thank you for making it freely accessible! I’m using it to give a presentation on a phenomenon in bat communication for my neuroethology class. I think (hope) my professor will appreciate the humor in it