Venn Diagram Templates in PowerPoint and Keynote

This template pack has everything you need to present Venn diagrams in a beautiful, engaging, and effective way. You get Venn diagrams that you can edit in different ways:

>> A 2-component Venn Diagram in black and white (so you can use your own colors).

>> A 2-component Venn Diagram in color (so you can just copy and paste, and be on your way!).

>> A 3-component Venn Diagram in black and white.

>> A 3-component Venn Diagram in color.

>> The 3-component Venn Diagram (color) with each overlapping “piece” in color (and the rest in gray).

And that’s just the basic components and setup. Then, I broke down the 3-component Venn diagram (in color) in several ways for you:

>> The 3-component Venn Diagram with two components & their overlap in color (and the remaining component in gray).

>> The 3-component Venn Diagram (color) showing only two components (and their overlap) one at a time.

>> Just the overlap section in color (everything else gray), while still showing all the center lines

>> Just the overlap section in color (everything else gray), without all of the center lines.

I also made some quick instructional videos on how to use the templates and change the color of pieces with ideas for how to present them.

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No advanced tech skills required! Even if you don’t consider yourself tech savvy and aren’t all that familiar with PowerPoint, the instructions I provide (with a couple videos) will show you what to do.

All you have to do is add your own text and/or lines so that this Venn diagram works for your topic. The reason I didn’t add text boxes or labels is because you’ll want those to match your slide style, which is unique to each person. And, if you want to add even more variations than what I provided, you can do so!

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>> Use Keynote? A keynote file is also included. You can’t edit the shapes or colors (Keynote doesn’t have this feature, as far as I know). BUT, you can edit the shapes in PowerPoint and then add them to Keynote as an image (it takes 2 seconds to do that, and you get a video tutorial showing you how to do this).