This one is a staid free presentation template, the formal design gives credibility to your message and it will get you the trust of your audience. Use it to make your content reliable if you’re going to speak about law and justice, history or ethics. Change the background gradient to a solid color if you want to make it even more formal, or adapt it to a specific corporate identity.
This free presentation template features:
- Fully editable. Easy to change colors, text and photos
- 25 different slides
- Trustworthy and serious design with justice related icons
- 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)
- 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)
Mobile says
How can I change the purple and blue colour?
SlidesCarnival says
In Vicentio the images are set as backgrounds, and the purple to blue gradient is over them. To change the color you’ve got to enter the master slides, click on “Slide” menu -> “Edit master” and you will be able to select the rectagle with the gradient and modify its color.
You can change the gradient color to a solid one, but if you want the background photos to be seen, that color must have some transparency. You can choose the transparency level in the color picker. https://support.google.com/docs/answer/141915?hl=en
Andrea says
the slidescarnival suggestion does not work…the gradient fill fills over the photo even with 100% transparency :(
Jimena says
Hello Andrea, I designed the template so I’m sure it works. But you can’t set a transparent gradient fill in Google Slides, it only can be done with a PNG image or in Powerpoint.
February 2018 update: Now you can set a transparent gradient fill in Google Slides, so the red-blue color is easily customizable.
Batman says
How can I change the background but keep the color?
SlidesCarnival says
Select a slide and go to the Slide menu, and select Background, or right-click in a slide and select Change background. Then upload your own photos.
karina says
same trying to figure it out
Jimena says
You can find the solution in my reply to Batman :)
lolzz says
what are the backgrounds from?
SlidesCarnival says
The backgrounds are photographs from unsplash.com and not all of them have information on where they were taken. But you can try to ask the photographers:
add says
How can I change the icons? Can I find other icons to replace these?
SlidesCarnival says
Hello, you can change the icons in the Master Slides. To do so click on “Slide” menu -> “Edit master” and you will be able to select the assets you want to change.
You’ve got several options to add your own icons:
David says
How can I use the Template?
SlidesCarnival says
Hello David,
Click on the Use this presentation button, and the template will open in Google Slides in a new window. Then go to the File menu and select Make a copy. You will get a copy of the document in your Google Drive (so you need a Google Drive account) and you’ll be able to edit, add or delete slides.
You’ll find the instructions in the second slide of every presentation and also in the FAQs page.
Nancy Enopa says
I can have background slide but I want my script on the slide in a title box or sub title box to be transparent. How can I do that.
SlidesCarnival says
Hello Nancy, the only way to make text transparent in Google Slides is to use the Word Art option http://www.mousewhisperer.co.uk/drivebunny/using-word-art-in-google-slides/
So you can’t make all your titles transparent at once, but you have to insert (or copy-paste) a WordArt in every slide.
Israel Candelario says
This is awesome!
Josue Pimentel says
This will really help me to my Global class asigment
Annabelle Gannem says
lovely slides, I got an A for my report because of this creativeness or without it, i would’ve gotten a B+
Caryn Zaner says
Hello, I followed the steps listed above to try and remove the blue-pink but when I do that, the background picture disappears. I want to keep the pictures, but just get rid of the colors!
For clarity, I went to Slide > Edit Master. From there I can select any of the slides, but then the only option is for me to Right Click > Change Background > Color. But when I pick any color, including “transparent” the gradient stays and the background image disappears. :(
Jimena says
Hello Caryn,
Yes, the photos are placed as a slide background so if you change them for a color they disappear.
The gradient is a transparent image, that is placed over the background, in the parent master slide (the first of all). So you have to remove it there.
Johnny says
Hi,
Will I be able to change the pink and blue colors but still have the replacement be gradient?
Thanks.
Jimena says
Hi Johnny, Google Slides doesn’t allow to make gradients in this moment, so if you replace the colors you’ll lose the gradient.
If you want a gradient with your own colors you’ll have to create one in Powerpoint or as a JPG/PNG image and import to the presentation.
February 2018 update: Now you can set a transparent gradient fill in Google Slides, so the red-blue color is easily customizable.
LOLA says
My request still hasn’t been sent to my email
Jimena says
Excuse me Lola but, what kind of request are you talking about?
Reeves Peace says
How do you change the the purple-ish filter for just one slide?
Jimena Catalina Gayo says
Hello Reeves,
That won’t be easy as the purple-ish filter is in the master slides, but it can be done.
Hope this is of help.
Emily says
Hi,
Is there any way to change the icon on the top of the slide to one of the other justice icons listed at the end of the powerpoint?
Thanks!
Jimena Catalina Gayo says
Hi Emily, yes there is a way. Simply enter the master slides and you’ll be able to select and change the icon http://www.gcflearnfree.org/googleslides/editing-master-slides-and-layouts/1/
Mahum Zaidi says
Great template. Really appreciate all the work and effort that goes into every one of these.
trinity says
I have a question, is this slide good for history project?
Jimena says
Yes, I think so, if you remove the law icons it can fit a history topic.