Apply a New Template to an Existing PowerPoint

Learn to Apply a New Template to an Existing PowerPoint. Here is the problem: You've created a PowerPoint presentation with your own branding, but you have been asked to deliver that presentation at a national conference and they want the presentation to have the conference branding for each presentation. Don't redo the whole thing! I'll show you have to do this in less than a minute!

If you create workshops or do corporate training here's your new shortcut:

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[felicoley]

Thank you very much. Just watched this video to help me to complete this task at work!

[nickw]

Thank you so much! Just saved me several hours!

[MsOrganic]

Excellent video! It worked. Exactly what I wanted to know. Thank you!

[danielm]

Thanks! Way more involved than it should be…!

[thanasis]

Hello! It doesn't work in my case :/ I have saved our corporal template as you suggested, but when I applied to a ppt it doesn't work. I see no change.. Any suggestions? Thank you! :)

[NotDefinedTech]

Great tip, I didn't know about this one! I can only imagine how many hours of manual copy/paste work this would save.

[MauiXoXo]

THank you so very much. This is my exam.

[trdrwes]

great video very easy in theory but actually does not work consistently. I have power point that's won't be converted after applying a new theme. frustrating.

[savitaagnihotri]

Thank you, it did work but the formatting is off. Still great information 😊

[ooobhaiii]

Cant we copy one template to another template ??
Like u did in the video i want those borders of the template1 to be visible in the template u copied and pasted ?? Is it possible ??

[tigerpok]

well what if mine is on office and not actual power point?

[syahrelzamzuri]

It didnt work in my case. Any solution can suggest?

[GloomspiteGlitter]

This broke the new powerpoint the old one.