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Scope: Presentation Design

What can you do with Presentation Design?

Written by CJ Robles

Introduction To Presentation Design


With a subscription to our Creative Services, you have the option to request presentation designs.

Note: Legacy Graphics subscribers cannot request Presentation Design, but can request designs that look like presentations in PDF/JPG/PNG format only.

Supported Presentation File Types


Graphics

Graphics Pro

Graphics Premium

PDF*

PNG/JPG*

Source File**

PPT/PPTX

Google Slides

Canva

⚠️ Note: **One Source File Format

  • We can only deliver one source format per presentation design request.

  • Source File Formats: PPT/PPTX, Google Slides, Canva

  • You can choose one of our available source file formats per request.

  • If you'd like multiple source file formats, please submit a separate design request for each format.

✅ What We Can Do


For All Subscriptions:

  • Supporting Graphic Design & Illustrations: Infographics, charts, diagrams, background designs, characters, typography, icons/objects.

  • *PDF/PNG/JPG formats - PDF or flat image files. These designs can be delivered as individual static images replicating the look of presentations, but are not technically presentation slide decks.

    • Note: *PDF/PNG/JPG formats are not included in the Presentation Design service, nor are they considered presentation design in our request types.

Available in all plans (except the Legacy Graphics plan):

  • Presentation Slide Decks - delivered presentation design formats, such as PowerPoint or Google Slides.

  • Media File Insertions: (depends on file size) GIF, Video, Audio

  • Slide Movements: Slide Transition Effects, Object Animations

  • Master Slides

  • Editable in PPT or Google Slides

❌ What We Can't Do


  • High-resolution PDFs

  • Interactive presentation elements (eg, interactive text or popups)

  • Content writing / Copywriting

  • Presentation conversion formats like Prezi

FAQs


What happened to the Keynote (.key) file format?

  • Support for the Keynote (.key) file format was discontinued on June 19, 2026.


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