PPTTemplate.net vs SlideModel

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.

SlideModel provides downloadable, editable presentation templates, diagrams, charts and business frameworks. Its 50,000 templates use native PowerPoint objects that users can customize, including text, shapes, colors, images, charts and layouts. Templates are designed for Microsoft PowerPoint and Google Slides and are also stated to work with Canva, Keynote, LibreOffice Impress and OpenOffice Impress, though advanced features may need adjustment. SlideModel AI can generate a customizable presentation from a topic prompt or document, with content, images and visual assets; current AI output is.pptx. The service publishes free templates weekly and offers a free version of its AI maker, though some premium AI features require an upgrade. Paid options include one-time access at $24.90, paid once and annual plans, including $99.90 a year for Annual Basic and $199.90 a year for Annual Unlimited. Commercial use in client presentations is allowed, but templates cannot be redistributed or resold as reusable editable files. SlideModel lists macOS, web and Windows availability.