PPT Design vs PPTTemplate.net

PPT Design provides professionally designed PowerPoint templates, presentation themes, ready-made decks, and presentation design services. Its PowerPoint add-in works with PowerPoint on Windows, Mac, and the web, and installs through Microsoft AppSource. It supports template search and insertion, filters for categories and data points, one-click brand matching, QR-code generation, stock images, GIFs, and image-to-text conversion. A Google Slides add-on offers the same templates and tools through the Extensions menu. The pricing page lists 237 ready-made decks, 580 themes in English and Arabic, and 52 slide categories; the catalogue lists 9,093 templates. Files are PowerPoint (.pptx), and the maker says their shapes, icons, and fonts can be edited in PowerPoint or Google Slides. The free plan includes 64 themes and five template downloads, limited to one per day, for one user. Paid choices include Starter at $16 a month, Professional billed yearly as $120/Year, Enterprise seats starting at $7/user/month with annual billing and a 10-seat minimum, and a $600.00 USD one-time Lifetime plan. Enterprise adds roles, restricted decks, and single sign-on. Commercial use is included, but team sharing is not.

PPTTemplate.net offers free PowerPoint templates and slide designs for business and educational presentations. Its categories include abstract, animal, animated, business, education, food, medical, nature, sports and technology. The site describes its templates and backgrounds as modern, with pre-designed slides intended to help users create presentations. A listed template is downloadable as a.pptx file. The site names Microsoft PowerPoint and Keynote as compatible apps, while its editing-platform listing also includes OpenOffice Impress. The free plan costs nothing and requires attribution for personal and commercial presentations. Commercial use is permitted, but the terms prohibit redistributing or reproducing templates without authorization and removing watermarks without authorization. The site provides materials as is and does not warrant their accuracy, completeness or currency. Users can contact the site through a form or email, ask about advertising, or request a design that is not available. Its privacy policy says personal information is protected with reasonable security safeguards.