However, you’ll see a range of effects, filters, and more. For photos, you can’t change the inherent color scheme. You can also click on each element in a slide: text, shapes, you name it. You can click to select the entire slide, and a square color wheel will appear in the top left.Ĭlick the color wheel to play with the overall scheme, and change each color in the template’s scheme to your own brand’s palette. Once you nail down the colors you want people to associate with your brand, customizing the template is easy. If you haven’t established your brand’s palette just yet, Canva has a fantastic guide to choosing a color scheme, as well as ridiculously cool tools for nailing the exact hues and hex codes. Key to customizing the template is having a distinct, branded color scheme. The interface makes it easy to customize pretty much every aspect of any template.īasically, you can lean on the professionalism of Canva’s template design as a foundation, but play with the details until it’s all your own. More importantly, you’re not restricting yourself to someone else’s brand. When you choose a template, you’re not restricting yourself to someone else’s vision. And remember, you can always modify a given template to match your brand aesthetic. Odds are, the templates that pop for you will pop for your ideal customer. Scroll through the options under the category that best fits your needs, and see what pops out at you! Our best advice for choosing templates comes down to this: have some guidelines, but be intuitive. In other words, they’re professional, but not too “busy” or distracting.īonus: for our coaches out there, you can simply enter “coaching” into the search bar above the templates for an array of coach-specific templates. Under “Marketing,” there are some beautiful options that are minimalist, but refined. We love the options under “Education” and “Marketing” (especially since we believe teaching is the new marketing).ĭepending on the time you have and your experience using Canva (don’t worry you don’t need much before you get the hang of it), you can choose more elaborate templates or simpler ones - and everything in between.įor us, we like our presentations like we like our software: clean and simple.
At first, you might be worried that there’s too many to choose from!īut fortunately, Canva organizes these templates into categories, so you can quickly narrow down the vibe you’re looking for. Presentation templates on Canva are at the perfect aspect ratio for webinars, as viewed on computer screens or smart TV’s: 16:9.įrom there, you’ll get a huge array of dozens of slide presentation templates. Step 1: Choose Your TemplateĬanva has done an outstanding job of streamlining the creation process, with presentation templates to match any industry, style, or webinar objective.įrom your Canva homepage, click “Create Design” and choose “Presentation” from the dropdown menu (if you don’t see it, just enter “Presentation” into the search bar). *Full disclosure: WebinarNinja is proud to be a Canva affiliate.
To wit, this guide is a “how to” for creating stunning slideshows using Canva’s super-intuitive tools. And it's why we hosted a special webinar with Canva to help our Ninjas create the most powerful presentations possible - as quickly as possible. We’re all about that kind of user-friendliness. Now, Canva is boxing out tools like Powerpoint and Keynote (no offense, Powerpoint and Keynote) for no-hassle slide decks.
When Canva debuted, it replaced Photoshop (no offense, Photoshop) as the go-to tool for creating images, with almost no learning curve. Those of us who aren’t graphic designers need easy ways to communicate visually.įortunately Canva* is changing the game - again. On webinars, visuals matter as much as words.
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