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  2. Add color and design to your slides with Themes

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    Select your first slide, and then on the Design tab, select the down arrow in the Variants group. Select Colors, Fonts, Effects, or Background Styles and choose from built-in options or customize your own.

  3. Create your own theme in PowerPoint - Microsoft Support

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    Understand the difference between PowerPoint templates and themes. Remove or change the current theme. Format the background color of slides. Download pre-designed themes from create.microsoft.com

  4. Save a slide design (theme) as a template - Microsoft Support

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    A theme is a slide design made up of cohesive colors, fonts, and effects such as shadows or reflections. A template includes a theme, but also contains instructions in placeholders suggesting what to insert and what types of information the user of the template might want to include.

  5. Create and save a PowerPoint template - Microsoft Support

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    What is a slide layout? Create and use your own template in Microsoft 365 for Mac. How to make a branded PowerPoint presentation. Create a reusable template by saving a PowerPoint file (.pptx or .ppt) as a PowerPoint template (.potx or .pot).

  6. Set a default theme for your presentations - Microsoft Support

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    On the Design tab, select the arrow under Themes. Point to the theme you want to set as default, right-click it, and select Set as Default Theme. The next time that you open a new presentation, it will open with the theme that you set as the default.

  7. Apply a template to an existing presentation - Microsoft Support

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    Apply a template to an existing presentation. When you want to apply a template, either to a new or existing presentation, start fresh with a blank presentation. If you need help knowing where to put a template file so you can apply it as described here, see Where template files belong below.

  8. Change the background of slides - Microsoft Support

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    In PowerPoint, you can change the slide background to a picture or a color. Windows Web macOS. You can add a solid or gradient color, a pattern, or an image as the background of a slide or an entire presentation. Format the slide background with color. On the ribbon, select the Design tab.

  9. Remove or change the current theme - Microsoft Support

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    You change or remove a theme by making a selection from the gallery on the Design tab in PowerPoint. Select a heading below to open it and see the detailed instructions. Links to more information about themes. Create your own theme. Understand the difference between PowerPoint templates and themes. Was this information helpful?

  10. Create professional slide layouts with Designer - Microsoft...

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    Format the background color of slides. Start with a presentation template. Learn how to design professional-looking presentations with Microsoft 365. Create high quality, customized slides in a few clicks with PowerPoint Designer.

  11. Use multiple themes in one presentation - Microsoft Support

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    Create your own theme in PowerPoint. Format the background color of slides. Add a background picture (or watermark) to slides. Understand the difference between PowerPoint templates and themes. When you apply a theme, you apply attractive combinations of colors, fonts, and special effects like shadows, reflections, glows, etc.)

  12. Understand the difference between PowerPoint templates and themes...

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    For example: When you add graphics (tables, shapes, and so on) to your slides, PowerPoint applies theme colors that are compatible with other slide elements. Dark-colored text is shown on a light background (and vice versa), so that contrast is strong for ease of reading.