Apple PowerPoint Template

What's Inside

Because this is a template file, opening it in PowerPoint creates a new, untitled presentation based on the design, so the original stays untouched. The download includes 4 sample slides in 16:9:

• Title slide: the large gradient apple logo on the left with a bold presentation title and subtitle beside it. A calm, confident opener.
• Title and content slide: a centered slide title with a bulleted text area. The bullets are small apple icons in the same gradient as the logo, a nice detail that keeps the theme consistent. A small logo sits in the lower right corner.
• Section header: the apple logo in the lower left with a section title and a short subline. Use it to break your talk into chapters.
• Two content slide: a title with two side-by-side text columns, handy for before and after, pros and cons or two product options.

Behind those samples, the slide master holds nine layouts you can add from Home > New Slide: Title Slide, Title and Content, Section Header, Two Content, Comparison, Title Only, Content with Caption, Picture with Caption and Blank. That gives you room to build a longer deck with comparison slides and picture slides without starting from scratch.

Design and Style

The design is minimal and professional. The background is a pale, cool gray with subtle, lighter wave shapes along the edges that add depth without drawing attention. All of the color comes from the gradient apple logo, which blends warm red and orange into pink and purple, with a blue leaf on top. Text is dark charcoal for strong contrast, and links and highlights pick up the red from the logo.

The template uses Montserrat, a free Google font with a modern, geometric feel, and the file includes a note with a download link for it. With lots of empty space and only one decorative element per slide, this Apple PPT template leaves plenty of room for product photos, screenshots, charts or short, punchy headlines.

The overall effect is calm and tidy. There are no busy patterns or heavy borders, so the slides stay easy to read on a projector, a laptop screen or a shared video call.

Who Is This Template For?

Because the design is so restrained, it adapts well to very different topics. The gradient logo gives it a clear tech theme, while the neutral background keeps it suitable for class, work or personal projects.

• Students writing a report on Apple, smartphones or the history of personal computers.
• Tech bloggers and reviewers presenting a device review, comparison or buying guide.
• Teachers running a lesson on technology, apps or digital skills who want a modern, uncluttered look.
• App developers and designers showing an iOS or macOS app concept, screenshots or a feature walkthrough.
• Marketing and business students analyzing a tech brand's strategy or a product launch for a case study.
• Anyone who likes a clean, minimal style for a general business update or personal presentation.

How to Customize It

• Install Montserrat. The content slide links to the font on Google Fonts. Install it before you edit so headings and body text display as designed.
• Add slides from the layouts. Go to Home > New Slide and choose any of the nine layouts, such as Comparison or Picture with Caption.
• Replace the text. Click into the title and text placeholders and type over them. The apple bullets are built into the text styles, so new bullet points keep the same look.
• Insert images. On the Picture with Caption layout, click the picture icon to add a photo. To swap an image you placed earlier, right-click it and choose Change Picture.
• Change the colors. Use the Design tab and Variants > Colors to try a different theme palette, or select text and change its color directly.
• Edit the master. If you want to move or resize the logo across all slides, open View > Slide Master and make the change once.
• Add motion. The template is static, but you can add transitions and animations from the Transitions and Animations tabs.

It also works as an Apple Google Slides theme. Upload the file to Google Drive and open it with Google Slides, then pick Montserrat from the Fonts menu if it does not appear automatically.

Presentation Ideas

• A school report on the history of Apple and its best-known products.
• A side-by-side smartphone comparison using the Two Content and Comparison layouts.
• A review of a new device, with a picture slide for each feature.
• A case study on tech brand marketing for a business or design class.
• A pitch for a mobile app idea, with screenshots on Picture with Caption slides.
• A digital skills workshop, such as tips for getting more out of a phone or laptop.

Tip: keep each slide to one idea and one image. The minimal background works best with a short headline and a single product photo or screenshot, and you can add as many slides as you need from the layouts.

Related Templates

For product-specific designs, check out the iPhone 17 PowerPoint Template, the Animated Apple Watch PowerPoint Template and the Apple Vision Pro PowerPoint Template. If you are comparing platforms, the Android PowerPoint Template makes a good counterpart. You can find more company-inspired designs in our Brands and Companies templates. This is an unofficial, fan-made design and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Apple Inc.