Black Friday & Cyber Monday PowerPoint Template

The Black Friday & Cyber Monday PowerPoint Template is a loud, dark retail deck for planning the biggest sales weekend of the year. The cover floats glossy 3D shopping bags and gift boxes with pink bows over a black and violet backdrop, and the content slides stay black with white headlines, yellow labels and price tags, and hot pink highlights. A yellow tape strip reading "Black Friday · Cyber Monday" runs along the bottom of every slide, and the section divider flips to solid yellow. Dela Gothic One gives the headlines a heavy, poster-like punch and Instrument Sans keeps the body text clean.

What's Inside

Ten content slides come pre-filled with example campaign content that is written to be replaced. After "The Biggest Drop of the Year" cover there is a key dates slide (Black Friday on November 27, Cyber Monday on November 30 and Giving Tuesday on December 1, 2026), four deals people actually click, a six-point contents page, "The offer" section divider, a goal slide with a plus 20 percent callout, a hero product image-and-text slide, three channels to reach buyers first, six things that break on the busiest day and a "Say this, not that" slide of deal rules. Reference slides for fonts, elements and icons are included.

The full version adds ten more layouts: a campaign timeline from teaser to thank-you, a Black Friday versus Cyber Monday comparison table, a five-step plan for a sell-out weekend, a four-picture image grid, a chart for last year's sales by day, an hour-by-hour launch day agenda, a full-bleed "Doors open" picture, a launch-day checklist, a "Who to call on the day" team slide and a "Ready, set, sell" closing slide.

Who Is This Template For?

Made for e-commerce and retail teams planning the Black Friday weekend, marketing managers pitching a campaign to leadership, agencies presenting a seasonal sales plan to a client, and store managers briefing staff before launch day. The dates on the slides are set for 2026 and every target and figure is a placeholder example, so swap in your own offer, stock and numbers.