The ChatGPT Dots PowerPoint Template is a free, fan-made deck for explaining always-on AI agents in ChatGPT, OpenAI's AI assistant. It contains 24 slides: ten designed content slides with sample text about Dots, ten blank versions of the same layouts, and four resource slides. The look is bright and friendly, with white and soft pastel backgrounds, crisp black headlines, and a cast of fuzzy felt characters in blue, green, yellow and pink. The sample copy already walks through what a dot is, how a task moves from request to delivery, and where human approval comes in, so you can present the topic quickly or replace it with your own AI story. Transitions and animations are built in.
What's Inside
The ten content slides tell a complete short story about Dots, as described in the deck:
- Title slide: a large "Meet your dots." headline with each letter of "dots" in a different color, a short subtitle and four felt characters along the bottom.
- The short version: a summary slide that introduces Dots as persistent agents that keep working after you close the chat, with a highlighted 24/7 callout.
- What makes a dot: three numbered cards for its own computer, its own identity and a memory for feedback.
- How a task moves: a five-step process from assign to work, check, approve and deliver, with colored number circles on a dotted line.
- Section divider: "The chat that keeps working" as an opening for part one.
- Who it is for: six icon cards for developers, marketing, research, sales, content and specialist teams.
- Who decides: a two-column slide that splits what a dot does on its own from what stays with you.
- Comparison table: a chat versus a dot, compared on when, where, what it reaches and how you reach it.
- By the numbers: three large stat circles for apps, plans and always-on availability.
- Closing slide: a dark slide with a glowing ring that asks what you would hand to a dot, plus a fan-made disclaimer.
Slides 11 to 20 repeat the same ten layouts without text, so you can build a new deck in the same style without deleting sample copy first. The last four slides cover fonts, supporting elements, an icon page with a link to an editable SVG icon pack, and more templates.
Design and Style
The style is modern and minimal, close to a clean product launch deck. Most slides use a white or off-white background with very soft gradients in lilac, peach and mint. Headlines are set in a heavy grotesque sans serif and body text in a light, readable sans, both defined in the theme as Schibsted Grotesk and Inter. Color is used with purpose: a fixed set of green, purple, orange and coral marks steps, icons and stats, and the same four colors appear in the title word and in the characters. The felt characters, some with berets, glasses and sunglasses, peek in from the corners and give the deck warmth without crowding the content. Small green dot labels sit above every headline, a ChatGPT wordmark appears in the top right corner, and cards use rounded corners with light shadows. The final slide switches to a dark background for a strong ending.
The layouts are flexible enough for any explainer about AI products. Three cards work for features or principles, the five-step process fits any workflow, the six icon cards suit teams or use cases, and the comparison table makes before and after stories easy to read. The two-column slide is especially useful when you need to show which decisions a tool can make by itself and which ones still need a person to sign off.
Who Is This Template For?
- Product managers and team leads introducing AI agents to colleagues.
- Trainers and consultants running workshops on AI at work.
- Tech writers, bloggers and creators summarizing AI news for an audience.
- Teachers and students presenting on artificial intelligence and automation.
- Startup founders pitching tools built around AI assistants.
- Internal IT and operations teams explaining approval rules for AI tools.
How to Customize It
The template is built for Microsoft PowerPoint in 16:9 widescreen.
- Check the fonts: the theme uses Schibsted Grotesk for headings and Inter for body text. Both are free, so install them for the intended look.
- Start from sample or blank: edit the text on slides 1 to 10, or duplicate the blank layouts on slides 11 to 20 for a fresh deck.
- Update facts and numbers: the sample content reflects the deck's own description of Dots, so check it against current sources before presenting, and replace the stats with your own.
- Swap characters and logos: right-click any image and choose Change Picture to use your own product shots or brand marks.
- Recolor accents: change step circles, icons and stat rings with the Shape Fill tool to match your brand.
- Tune the animations: open the Transitions and Animations tabs to adjust timing or remove effects. The resource slides use Morph.
Presentation Ideas
- An explainer on what always-on AI agents are and how they differ from chat.
- A team briefing on approval rules and safe use of AI tools.
- A workshop on which daily tasks to hand to an AI assistant.
- A news recap of a recent AI product launch for a blog or newsletter.
- A pitch for an AI-powered product or internal automation project.
- A class presentation on the future of work and artificial intelligence.
Related Templates
For more AI and ChatGPT themes, take a look at these templates:
Frequently asked questions
- Is the ChatGPT Dots PowerPoint template free?
- Yes. You can download it for free and use it for talks, classes, workshops and personal projects.
- How many slides does it have?
- 24 slides: ten content slides with sample text about Dots, ten blank versions of the same layouts, and four resource slides for fonts, elements, icons and more templates.
- Is this an official OpenAI or ChatGPT template?
- No. It is a fan-made template and is not affiliated with OpenAI, as the closing slide states.
- Is the sample content accurate?
- The sample text follows the deck's own description of Dots. Product details can change, so check them against current official sources before you present, and edit any slide as needed.
- Does the template include animations?
- Yes. The content slides have transitions and object animations, and the resource slides use Morph. You can adjust everything in the Transitions and Animations tabs.
- Can I use it for a topic other than Dots?
- Yes. The layouts are general: a title slide, summary, three cards, a five-step process, six icon cards, two columns, a comparison table, stats and a closing slide. Use the blank versions to start any AI or tech presentation.
