
Texture Presentation Templates and Slides – Free & Premium for PowerPoint, Canva & Google Slides
Add tactile depth with paper, fabric, and grainy backdrops that stay clean and readable ⬇️
Add tactile depth with paper, fabric, and grainy backdrops that stay clean and readable ⬇️
Design with tactile flair using texture PowerPoint templates and texture Google Slides themes—subtle paper grain, linen fabric, concrete, wood, and foil accents that elevate slides without overpowering content. Start with textured covers, then use clean content pages to keep charts and copy readable in PowerPoint, Google Slides, and Canva.
Choose light, low-noise textures for reports and lessons, or bold grunge and brush textures for creative portfolios and event promos. These textured backgrounds include frames, photo masks, and icon panels; pair with minimal typography and consistent spacing so the background supports the message rather than competing with it.
Everything is fully editable—swap color overlays, adjust opacity, and export to PDF/PNG for print-friendly handouts. Build a workflow: apply a single texture family across title, agenda, and section dividers, then keep content slides cleaner. Present live with high-contrast text and direct labels on charts for an accessible, modern look.
Decks with subtle paper, fabric, or grain effects that add depth while keeping text and charts readable in PowerPoint, Google Slides & Canva.
Lower texture opacity, add a color overlay, and use high-contrast text. Avoid busy patterns behind paragraphs and label charts directly.
Use subtle textures for reports and lessons; reserve bold grunge/brush looks for posters, portfolios, or event intros and section dividers.
Yes—tint textures with brand colors, adjust grain strength, and export slides to PDF/PNG. Keep one palette across the deck for consistency.




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Canva es la forma más rápida y sencilla de personalizar tu plantilla.
Edita textos, colores, imágenes y diseños con solo unos clics, sin necesidad de instalar ningún programa.
✨ Incluye:
PASO 1. Haz clic en el botón azul “Canva” para descargar el archivo en formato .pptx.


PASO 2. Arrastra y suelta el archivo descargado en la sección Proyectos de tu panel de Canva.
Dentro de Proyectos encontrarás pestañas como Carpetas, Diseños, Imágenes y una sección “Todo” que las agrupa. En la barra lateral izquierda verás además muchas herramientas útiles para editar tu presentación.
PASO 3. Al abrir la plantilla, verás en el panel izquierdo las diapositivas prediseñadas, junto con elementos como fotos gratuitas y premium, vectores, textos, archivos subidos y otras herramientas o aplicaciones disponibles en Canva.


PASO 4. En el centro de la pantalla se mostrará la diapositiva activa.
PASO 5. Cuando termines de editar, haz clic en “Compartir” para acceder a varias opciones: Descargar, Presentar, Insertar en un sitio web, Crear un enlace público, y más.

PASO 6. Puedes exportar tu presentación en varios formatos: PDF, PPTX, vídeo, JPG, PNG, entre otros.

Canva is the fastest and easiest way to personalize your template.
Edit text, colors, images, and layouts with just a few clicks — no software needed.
✨ Includes:
– STEP 1. Click the blue “Canva” button to download the .pptx file.


– STEP 2. Drag and drop the downloaded file into the Projects section of your Canva dashboard.
Inside Projects, you’ll find tabs like Folders, Designs, Images, and an “All” section that combines them. On the left sidebar, you’ll see even more useful tools.
– STEP 3. Once you open the template, you’ll find on the left, pre-designed slides, elements like free and premium photos, vectors, text, uploads, and other tools or apps available in Canva.


– STEP 4. In the center, you’ll see your active slide.
At the top, there’s a toolbar with options like Edit, Background Remover (premium), color controls for selected elements or images, and other text/image tools.
At the bottom, you’ll see a slide navigator with all pages and a “+” button to add a new slide.
At the very bottom, there’s an extra toolbar with options for Notes, Presentation Duration, Timer, etc.
– STEP 5. Download the .pptx file. When you’re done editing, click “Share” to see multiple options: Download, Present, Embed on a Website, Create a Public Link, and more.

– STEP 6. You can export your presentation in several formats: PDF, PPTX, Video, JPG, PNG, etc.

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