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For Google Slides, click 'Download this template' and then 'Google Slides' to download the presentation. Alternatively, click 'Copy the presentation' to save it directly to your Google Drive. For PowerPoint, click 'Download this template' and then 'PowerPoint' to save the file to your computer.

Yes, you are free to use our templates for both personal and commercial purposes. However, you are not allowed to sublicense, sell, rent, or distribute the templates without express authorization from Slidesgo.

If you are a free user, you must attribute Slidesgo by keeping the slide with the credits. This is required for both personal and commercial use.

In Google Slides, go to 'Slide' → 'Edit master' to edit the master slides. In PowerPoint, go to 'View' → 'Slide Master'. The master slides allow you to set paragraph styles, fonts, colors, and other fixed elements like logos and page numbers.

Google Slides uses fonts directly from Google Fonts, so you don't need to download them. However, in PowerPoint, you may need to install the fonts on your computer. You can download all available styles to avoid typography issues and apply the changes by closing and reopening the presentation.

Some templates come with color variants, identifiable by small circles at the bottom of their thumbnails. Click on these circles to preview the template with the selected color palette. Once you choose a variant, click 'Use a Google Slides Theme' or 'Download a PowerPoint Template' to get the template in the selected color.

Select the infographic in its entirety, copy it, and paste it into your presentation. In Google Slides, you can choose to match the destination formatting or keep the source formatting. In PowerPoint, the colors and fonts will adapt to the current theme automatically.

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