Banner Flags

This free diagram template uses four numbered flags to visually organize steps, comparisons, or categories in presentations.

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Widescreen slide showing four vertical banners with numbers and titles on a light background, editable in Google Slides and PowerPoint.

The Banner Flags template provides a four-step vertical banner layout with numbered icons and text placeholders, designed for PowerPoint and Google Slides presentations.

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These Banner Flags are designed as four upright rectangular banners mounted on black poles with rounded bases, resembling floor signage often seen at exhibitions. Each banner features a circular number icon at the top, a bold section for a headline, and a brief paragraph of text. Between the title and body text, a horizontal divider line enhances clarity. The consistent layout across all four banners encourages a linear reading flow, ideal for guiding an audience through sequential information or comparing multiple ideas side by side.

Positioned vertically, the flags guide the eye from top to bottom, promoting a logical visual order. This format suits many use cases, such as timelines, instructional sequences, product feature breakdowns, or service comparisons. For instance, a business presentation might use this layout to outline four key project phases or compare four market segments. The numbered icons reinforce the order and progression of ideas, while the clean text layout supports effective messaging.

The template consists of two slides featuring all four banners, complete with numbered icons and placeholder text. Users can customize the shapes, adjust colors, and replace icons from the Office library. The slides are available in both Standard (4:3) and Widescreen (16:9) formats and come in light and dark themes. This file supports both PowerPoint and Google Slides.

Users can easily personalize every element—icons, text, colors—and even add or remove steps to fit their content needs.

Download this four-part banner set to streamline your next step-by-step or comparative presentation.