Free Christmas PowerPoint Template

09.21.20  •  #PowerPoint #Christmas

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Right in time for this years Christmas celebration we present you our new free Christmas themed PowerPoint which you can use to hold a great presentation at your school, any event or university.

Enjoy a stress- free Christmas season and simply use our ready-to-hold presentation without long hours of putting together slide after slide yourself!


We've created a Christmas themed presentation that includes topics like:

Feel free to use this template and adapt it perfectly to your needs and wishes.

Free Christmas PowerPoint template



Read our instruction and scroll down to chapter 5. Save your masterpiece and use it for a presentation to use our Christmas template and learn how to add any template to your PPT slides. (or even create your own ones!)

Christmast PowerPoint backgrounds

If you're looking for images to use as backgrounds for your PowerPoint presentation, we recommend to take high quality and copyright free pictures. There are already Christmas pictures used as background in our free Christmas themed template which u can easily use.

If you are looking for new pictures there are plenty of websites such as Unsplash which offers a huge library of images. This website doesn't demand money and also doesn't add any watermarks to their pictures.


We wish you a lot of fun with our Christmas template and a wonderful Merry Christmas!


About the author

Johanna Liang

Johanna is part of the design and marketing team at SlideLizard. There she gives free rein to her creative vein and realises creative ideas in blogs, texts and design work.



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