Extract Template From PowerPoint

Save As Template in PowerPoint keeps the content too, so the template you get back is a deck with old slides in it, and you delete them by hand every time you use it.

This lifts the design out of a deck and gives you a clean .potx: every slide master, every layout and the theme — with the embedded fonts, if the deck has them — and no slides at all.

Extract PowerPoint Template

Turn a deck you like into a reusable .potx template: masters, layouts and theme, no slides.

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Frequently asked questions

How do I use the .potx?
Double-click it or open it from PowerPoint: you get a new presentation using that design with one empty slide, and all the layouts are available under New Slide.
Are the colours and fonts really kept?
Yes. The theme part carries the colour scheme, the font scheme and the effect styles, and the layouts keep their placeholders, so new slides look like the original deck’s slides.

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