Free presentation templates and slide outlines

Startup Pitch Deck template

Investors need a clear explanation of the business and evidence behind the opportunity. Use this 12-slide outline to prepare your story before designing the deck.

1. Problem

2. Solution

3. Customer

Sales Proposal template

A good sales proposal connects the buyer’s problem to a specific scope, price and decision. Build these eight slides from your discovery notes.

1. Buyer priorities

2. Current situation

3. Recommended solution

Quarterly Business Review template

Explain the quarter’s results, causes and decisions with this editable 10-slide PowerPoint starter. Preview every slide, replace the fictional KPI scorecard with your own figures, or prepare a brief for Brainbaby’s AI presentation maker.

1. Executive summary

2. Goals versus actuals

3. Revenue and costs

Product Roadmap template

A roadmap explains product direction without turning uncertain ideas into promises. Use a six-slide now, next and later structure.

1. Product objective

2. Customer evidence

3. Now

Marketing Strategy template

Build a marketing strategy around one audience, a clear offer and measurable experiments. This nine-slide outline helps connect positioning to execution.

1. Business goal

2. Audience

3. Positioning

Educational Course Outline template

Start a course with what learners should be able to do. Use this seven-slide outline to align modules, practice and assessment.

1. Learners and prerequisites

2. Learning objectives

3. Course map

Investor Update template

Keep investors informed with consistent metrics, candid progress and concrete requests. Use this eight-slide outline for a monthly or quarterly update.

1. Period summary

2. Key metrics

3. Product progress

Case Study template

Tell a customer story that can be checked. This six-slide structure connects the starting problem, the work and the measured result.

1. Customer context

2. Challenge

3. Approach

How to choose a presentation template

1. Start with the decision

   Pick a pitch deck when you need to explain an investment opportunity. Use a sales proposal to define a buyer’s problem, scope and price. Choose a business review to discuss results, or a roadmap to decide what comes next. The audience’s next action should determine the outline.

2. Download the outline before designing

   Every template has a Markdown outline and reusable AI brief. Startup pitch decks and sales proposals also have free editable PowerPoint starters, with text, tables and placeholders. Open the .pptx in PowerPoint or import it into your slide tool; check the layout after importing. The library preview shows the first three slides; each guide contains the complete outline.

3. Replace placeholders with evidence

   Add the audience, goal, dates and verified source notes. Keep missing facts marked as placeholders. For example, a fictional café’s sales proposal could name its catering service, delivery area and confirmed quote. It should leave customer testimonials blank until the café supplies permissioned, real quotations.

4. Check the deck before sharing

   Use one main point per slide. Check totals, units, source dates and whether the final slide asks for a clear decision. Read the deck on the screen your audience will use. Copying and downloading these outlines is free; generating or editing a deck uses your available Brainbaby allowance.