reflective – PowerPoint Backgrounds

Five Forces PowerPoint Template

If you’re here you probably know all about Porter Five Forces Analysis.

That’s good then, because we haven’t got a clue. We just like making pretty pictures. Especially ones with shiny and reflective surfaces. Just take a look at the Porter Five Forces Analysis background above – it’s full of shiny reflectivity.

Management come down here saying make PowerPoint backgrounds about this, that and the other. We don’t understand the subject matter, we just make the backgrounds!

Anyway, click on the image above to open the background up in PowerPoint, click ctrl + s to save it to a special place. You can then amend it for use in your next shiny reflective marketing workshop.

Robot Eyeball PowerPoint Backgrounds

If ever there was a bunch of multi coloured robot eyeballs lying peacefully on your desk, it would look like this. Where is the rest of the robots you might ask? And is there a motley crew of myopic robots lurching around the place and menacing the innocent public? Yes, all good questions.

These PowerPoint backgrounds might be good for presentations on streamlining processes at the robot factory. Of course, you will want to make sure that there are no robots in your audience who might feel squeamish at the sight of their mutilated brethren. Just saying.

Anyway, click on an image to open up a template in PowerPoint. They’re so seductively shiny and colourful, you’ll no doubt want more than one. Help yourself! With a deft ctrl +s you can have the background saved to your computer in no time. From there you can add your own content and deliver striking robotic presentations in the very near future.

Perforated PowerPoint Backgrounds

Hey, look what we found in the dryer! But what on earth is this? Is it some weird plastic gorgonzola? You should know by now that our talented designers have an eye for the abstract and the backgrounds they create aren’t always so easily categorised. Such is the case with this new batch of PowerPoint backgrounds.

They obviously got their 3D modelling software out and cranked it up to 11!

If you want some nameless backgrounds to adorn your PowerPoint presentations, feel free to download every last one of these. Click on an image you like, and it will open that template up in PowerPoint. If you click ctrl + s that will save it and you can choose a convenient location on your hard drive. Then you can amend them how you like and use them in your future presentations. Bob’s your Auntie’s live in lover.
Oh, and if you think you can identify what these backgrounds actually are, do you want a job here??

Black Floor Backgrounds For PowerPoint

If you’re in a dark mood, these PowerPoint backgrounds are just for you. How did we know you were in a dark mood? Well, just look at the way you are sat, and tell me you’re not! I and my team of PowerPoint designers-come-CSI-murder-analysts narrowed you down to either being in a dark mood or being a ninja. Which is it??

Too much coffee I guess…

By the way, there are 17 ninjas hidden in the backgrounds shown, and there is a prize to be bestowed on the bright eyed upstart who spots them.

It’s easy to get your hands on these backgrounds; just click on one of the images above and that background will open in Microsoft PowerPoint. Rinse and repeat on all the other backgrounds. Once the presentation is open in ppt, press ctrl + s to save it to your hard drive, and then start adding your own content.

Feel free to use these images in your own presentations, but don’t sell them or display them on your own websites.

Shiny Shapes PowerPoint Backgrounds

You probably appreciate by now how strongly our designers are drawn to shiny objects. It should come as no surprise, then, to see this new batch of shiny shapes PowerPoint backgrounds. What’s better than shiny cubes? That’s right: shiny cubes and shiny balls.

Oooh, matron.

You’d have to go a long way to find backgrounds that were more shiny and reflective. I suppose these backgrounds are a little on the abstract side. Or perhaps even a little on the “broken Newton’s Cradle” side.

Whatever.

Left click on the backgrounds you like to open up a PowerPoint background, and quickly save it to your computer. We don’t want all your hard work, in the form of template changes, being lost in the case of a power cut or a computer crash. Anend these backgrounds how you see fit and then use them in your own presentations. You’ll have your audience cooing over the extreme shininess, make no mistake.

We had you in mind when we made the title slide the full picture and the content slides just a partial picture. The cropped picture appears at the left hand side of your content slides to allow more space for your content. How thoughtful.

Or how responsive to criticism, depending on how you want to look at it.

Chrome Ball PowerPoint Backgrounds

Woah! Just look at these! If you like shiny and if you like chrome, then you’ll love these shiny chrome ball PowerPoint backgrounds. They’re so realistic.

That’s because they’re real.

The second background shows a vampire shiny chrome ball, or something, for obvious reasons.

If you like the look of a background, click on it and it will open up the template in PowerPoint with that background already applied. It doesn’t get any easier than this! You can then change your presentation how you see fit (not forgetting to save it to your PC first), and use it over and over again.

Shiny Chains PowerPoint Backgrounds

Oh boy, if you like shiny reflections, you’re going to love these shiny chains PowerPoint backgrounds! The word “shiny” doesn’t quite do justice to the reflective nature of these chains. The second and third background (in the blue category) look the same, but they are subtly different – can you tell why? There is some depth of field present on the second blue background. This means that some areas of the image are in sharp focus, whereas other areas are a little blurry. Just like in the real world.

As always, you can download these PowerPoint backgrounds FREE Of CHARGE! Simply click on an image above and the background will open up in PowerPoint, where you can amend the presentation how you see fit. Don’t forget to save it to your computer, or you’ll lose all your changes.

We never give our talented designers a break (poor them), so expect the next batch of free PowerPoint backgrounds very soon.