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InDesign Template: Presentation

This 1920 × 1080 InDesign template comes with 15 slide designs, plus additional elements in a library.

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This template is for a presentation. The template is in 16:9 format (1920 × 1080), and it comes with 15 slide designs, plus additional elements in a library.

InDesign presentation template title slide
InDesign presentation template section header
InDesign presentation template list header
InDesign presentation template list header with photo
InDesign presentation template photo slide
InDesign presentation template flowchart
InDesign block preso elements

Everything is formatted with object styles, including several alternate color schemes.

InDesign object styles alternate color schemes

The fonts used are all available to sync from Typekit, or you can redefine the text styles to use your own fonts.

InDesign paragraph styles character styles

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