Pitch deck templates
A pitch is led by the speaker, so each slide carries one big idea. Describe your startup in your own words: JamPres builds a pitch deck in the classic structure and styles it in the template you pick.
Best for a pitch
The JamPres signature: black, turquoise and ribbons of light — for pitches and products
Electric blue, 3D shapes and hexagon photos — for fintech and pitches
White and black pages, blurred light at the edges and a red dot — for pitches
A grid of cells from pale to bright with big numbers — for pitches and reports
Light from the edges on black and thin capitals — for pitches and talks
Northern lights and liquid glass — for pitches and tech products
Pitch deck example
What goes into a pitch deck
Problem
Whose pain it is and why nobody has solved it yet.
Solution
What you do, in one sentence, no jargon.
Market
How many people or companies have this pain and what they pay.
Product
What it looks like: a screen, a diagram, a demo.
Business model
Who pays, how much and how often.
Traction
Revenue, growth, retention — what is already proven.
Competition
Who you get compared with and why you win.
Team
Why you are the people to build this.
The ask
How much money you need and what it is for.
How to build this kind of presentation: How to make a pitch deck: a 10-slide structure →
What else helps a pitch
A “Contact the founder” form on the last slide — investors leave an email without opening their inbox.
Forms and leads →Per-slide analytics show how many people reached the financials and how long they spent on each slide.
Per-slide analytics →A PDF for the fund that asks for a file — from the same presentation.
PDF and PowerPoint →
All templates
Pine green and white pages with a step mark — for agencies and sales
A violet page, a pearl planet and rings — for products and learning
Near-black and teal with huge outline marks — for strategy and research
Graphite, mint haze and lightning bolts — for talks, sport and marketing
White pages, a red accent and a wall of colourful avatars — for products
Black, ultra-thin type and dark satin — for premium sales
A visible Swiss grid, huge grotesque and a black square — for talks
Matte metal and orange light: 3D keys, a dial and coins — for products
Type specimen: huge display serif and pink sections — for teaching
A field from above, sage and lime — for agribusiness, sales and strategy
Topographic map: contour lines, dotted route and compass rose — for research
Black and electric blue with an iridescent glass ribbon — for portfolios
Matisse-style cut-outs in cream, lilac, peach and coral — for brands and portfolios
Widget panels, an app header and series colours — for reports and analytics
Cream and deep green, gold and a crest — for sales and premium brands
Spiral notebook: dot paper, stickers and marker — for ideas and learning
Tarot deck: midnight blue, gold engraving and moon phases — for strategy and brands
Op art: hypnotic stripes, rings and a single red circle — for talks
Graph paper, dimension lines and a monospaced font — for research and science
Seville tiles: cobalt, saffron and arched windows — for travel and culture
Neo-Swiss grid, a red square and a huge number — for strategy and consulting
Ticket: cut corners, perforation and a barcode stub — for events
Black screen, glow from the edge and bento tiles — for products and video
Bauhaus poster: circles, half-circles and squares in primary colours — for design and learning
Metro map: lines, stations and interchanges — for roadmaps and strategy
Risograph zine: fluorescent inks, halftone and misregistration — for talks and events
Collage and punk zine: torn strips, tape and duotone photos — for marketing and events
2026 teal, waves and a lime glow — for proposals and strategy
A glossy orange 3D ribbon and plinths with cubes — for products and strategy
Inflated 3D shapes, pastel cards and a round font — for learning and kids
Magazine gallery: huge condensed type, rules and the work on two thirds of the slide
Lilac and grey margins — calm and classic
Blue on white with duotone photos — for reports and numbers
Black background with inflated pink and lime shapes — bold and bright
Bright blue, pink blobs and lime scribbles — playful
Pastel folders and a monospaced font — for lessons
School style: large text and a rounded font — for classes and defences
Acid green and dense — for agencies and studios
Creative: big colour blocks and a poster font — for agencies and pitches
Retro interface windows and a narrow poster font
Chunky pixels and a game font — in two colourways
Blue gradient, soft 3D shapes and frosted glass
Neon on black, faceted crystals and poster headlines — like a big game launch
Tiles of different sizes, lavender, lime and stickers — for products and marketing
Warm editorial: cocoa, caramel, arches and a high-contrast serif — for brands
Upload a PowerPoint deck — AI maps its slides and the template becomes yours: fonts, colours, decor and footers just like in the file.
From Pro
Questions
How many slides should a pitch deck have?
Usually 10–15: one slide per part of the structure, a few more for product and traction. Anything extra is easy to cut in the editor.
Can I present a pitch from my phone?
Yes. The presentation opens at a link in the browser and flips through on a phone just like on a laptop.
How do I know an investor looked at my pitch?
A view counter comes with every plan; per-slide data — time on each slide and how far people got — starts on Base.



