Readable by default
Comfortable text sizes and open spacing keep everyday presentation content approachable on screen.
General12 editable layouts
General
A versatile template for simple presentations with generous spacing and clean, readable layouts.
12 real layoutsUse ← → to navigate
Loading real template layouts…
About this template
Built for teams, educators, students, and everyday presenters.
Every layout is generated from Presenton's real default template system. Text, charts, images, and visual elements remain editable, so the deck can adapt to your content without losing its design language.
Great for
- Team presentations
- Project updates
- Classroom decks
- Simple reports
Template guide
How to use the General presentation template
General is a flexible starting point for presenters who want clarity without committing to a highly specific visual style. Generous spacing and familiar content patterns make it easy to organize an explanation, class topic, internal update, or client conversation. The design stays out of the way so the audience can focus on the material.
This is a useful choice when a presentation combines several kinds of content, such as an introduction, key points, examples, simple comparisons, and a conclusion. Its neutral structure adapts to professional and educational settings, and it can take on a new personality quickly through color, imagery, and typography.
Multipurpose layouts
The layout mix supports explanations, lists, comparisons, images, and summaries in one consistent deck.
Easy to rebrand
A neutral foundation makes it straightforward to introduce a team color, logo, or preferred image style.
Suggested story
A practical flow for your deck
You can reorder or remove any layout, but starting with a clear narrative makes customization faster. This sequence is tailored to the kinds of presentations General handles best.
- 1
Set expectations
Introduce the topic, audience goal, and short agenda in plain language.
- 2
Explain the essentials
Break the subject into a few clear ideas, using one main point per slide.
- 3
Make it concrete
Add an example, comparison, process, or visual that helps the audience apply the information.
- 4
Summarize and continue
Restate the takeaways and give the audience a practical next step or discussion prompt.
Customizing General
Start by choosing one accent color and one image treatment, then apply them consistently instead of decorating each slide differently. Shorten headings until they state a single idea, split crowded content across additional slides, and keep repeated elements in the same position. The result will feel intentional while retaining the template's simplicity.
Keep exploring
