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BRAND - YOUR TEMPLATE, ONE CLICK AWAY

Brand template PowerPoint decks generated on master slides your theme applies to

Every deck DocSlide generates lands on a clean master slide with real text placeholders, so your own .potx applies in one pass from the Design tab in PowerPoint: master slides, theme colors, and typography reflow onto the whole deck.

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Native .pptx export Speaker notes with source sections No watermark
Deck Studio

Deck rebuilt from your text.

Parsing

Extracted outline section → slide

Every slide traces to a section of the source. Nothing is invented.

Speaker notes

Sample documents shown. Your own uploads are private and never used to train AI models.

In short

A brand template in PowerPoint is a .potx file that defines master slides, theme colors, fonts, and layouts so every deck looks like it came from your company. DocSlide does not ingest a .potx, and says so plainly: what it does is generate every deck on a clean master slide with real text placeholders and no content baked into images, so applying your template afterwards is one step in PowerPoint (Design, Browse for Themes, pick the .potx) and every slide reflows into your masters, colors, and fonts. Consultants who deliver in several client brands keep one .potx per client and apply the right one on export. That matters because several AI deck tools restyle content into their own design system regardless of what you upload, and Beautiful.ai enforces its own layout engine at around $480 per user per year. DocSlide plans start at $30 per month, every tier exports watermark-free, and the deck remains a first draft you approve and own.

What you get

Brand templates, done the document-first way

Built for your .potx to land on

DocSlide generates onto a clean master slide with real placeholders, so when you apply your .potx in PowerPoint the slides take its layouts instead of fighting them.

Figures inherit the brand

Because every figure is editable text rather than a picture, it picks up your theme fonts and colors the moment the template is applied.

Client templates for consultants

Keep a .potx per client and apply the right one to each generated deck, which is how deliverables are expected to arrive.

One subscription for a team

The Team plan at $89.50 per month billed yearly is one subscription covering a whole team rather than a licence per person, with email support.

How it works

From your document to a finished deck, in four steps

Step 1

Apply your template in PowerPoint

Open the Design tab, pick your own theme, and every slide reflows onto it. Keep several themes if you deliver for multiple clients.

Step 2

Upload a document and get the deck

The normal DocSlide flow: your report or proposal goes in, and the deck comes back with the source section named under every slide.

Step 3

Apply your .potx in PowerPoint

Open the exported deck, go to Design, Browse for Themes, and pick your template. Layouts, text styles, and figures reflow onto your masters in your colors and typography.

Step 4

Save a native, on-brand .pptx

The file now looks built in-house: editable text boxes on your masters, figures as editable text, no watermark on any plan.

Related

The same clean-master output comes from every conversion, from an AI-generated PowerPoint built from your proposal to a Word document turned into a deck, and your theme fonts reach the figures too, because they are your own numbers in editable text, not images. Plans are on the pricing page.

Questions

Questions people ask about Brand templates

What is a .potx file?

A .potx is a PowerPoint template file. It stores master slides, layouts, theme colors, fonts, and placeholder positions, but no presentation content. Opening one creates a new presentation based on it rather than editing the template itself, which is what keeps a company template from being overwritten by whoever used it last.

What is the difference between .potx and .pptx?

A .pptx is a presentation, the actual deck with your slides in it. A .potx is a template that defines how decks built from it should look. Double-clicking a .potx spawns a new untitled .pptx using that design. To edit the template itself you have to open it explicitly from within PowerPoint.

How do I install a PowerPoint template?

Save the .potx into your Custom Office Templates folder, which on Windows is under Documents. It then appears under File, New, Personal alongside the Office templates. On Mac, place it in the PowerPoint templates folder inside your user Library, then find it under File and New from Template.

How do I apply a template to an existing PowerPoint?

On the Design tab, open the Themes gallery, choose Browse for Themes, and select your .potx. PowerPoint applies its colors, fonts, and masters to the current deck. Be warned that slides built on layouts the template does not contain often need manual repair, so applying a brand template late is rarely as clean as generating in it.

How do I change the default PowerPoint template?

Save your template as a file named blank.potx in the PowerPoint Templates folder in your user profile. New blank presentations then open with your masters and theme instead of the stock Office design. Removing or renaming that file restores the original default.

Can AI generate a presentation in my company template?

Some tools can and some deliberately do not. DocSlide builds onto a clean master slide with real placeholders, so your own template applies in one pass from the Design tab. Several popular AI deck tools restyle content into their own design system regardless of what you upload, which is worth testing before you standardize on one.

Your next deck is already written

Send the document to DocSlide and get back a finished, editable deck: layouts, your figures carried onto the slide, and speaker notes, exported natively to PowerPoint.