What does a professional corporate slide look like?

A clear title stating the point, one accent color marking the takeaway, charts with direct labels instead of legends, consistent margins, and a footer with source and page number. These prompts write each of those rules into every generation.

Which corporate theme should I start with?

Boardroom is the most versatile for general business use. Step up to McKinsey Style or BCG Style when the deck needs full consulting conventions like contents trackers and waterfall charts.

Can I add my company logo and colors?

Yes. The consulting themes include a logo placeholder by design, and every prompt pins colors as hex values you can swap for brand colors before sending it to the AI.

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Corporate slide design prompts

Professional themes that look right at home in a boardroom.

About this collection

Why these themes work

Corporate is a compliment here: decks that read as prepared, consistent and safe to forward to a board. The consulting homages (McKinsey Style, BCG Style, Deloitte Style, PwC Style) encode the strictest version of the discipline, while Boardroom, Atlas, Benchmark and Harvey cover the everyday work of reviews, plans and client decks.

What these prompts share is a grid and a hierarchy that never wavers: action-oriented titles, one accent used identically on every slide, charts labeled directly, footers that carry sources and page numbers. The AI follows the system because the prompt states it as rules, not mood.

Common questions

Working with these slide design prompts in practice.