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Three Info Blocks

A simple, rounded card layout to present three ideas or steps in PowerPoint and Google Slides.

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Three rounded info blocks layout with light background in PowerPoint

The Three Info Blocks diagram is a clean and modern layout to display three related ideas, features, or steps. It is available for PowerPoint and Google Slides, offering both light and dark background versions.

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Diagram Features and Customization Options

  • Includes 2 slides with 1 unique design
  • Available in both light and dark backgrounds
  • Rounded rectangular cards with header and number elements
  • Fully editable shapes and colors
  • Optimized for PowerPoint and Google Slides formats

Design and Layout Overview

This infographic features three vertical cards aligned in a horizontal grid. Each block has a colored top bar, text placeholder, and circular number at the bottom. The layout combines balance, clarity, and modern aesthetics through rounded edges and smooth shadows. Its dual background options make it suitable for all presentation themes.

Practical Applications

  • Display three core features, steps, or services
  • Compare three related options or ideas
  • Showcase a simple process or product overview
  • Present team members or grouped data points

How to Edit

  1. Open the file in PowerPoint or Google Slides.
  2. Replace the placeholder text with your own content.
  3. Change header colors or numbers to fit your branding.
  4. Switch between light and dark backgrounds as needed.

Summary

A clean and balanced diagram with three rounded cards, perfect for visualizing concise information. Ideal for comparisons, features, or process overviews in PowerPoint and Google Slides.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Can I use icons instead of numbers?

Absolutely. Replace the numbered circles with icons for a more visual presentation.

How can I easily swap the number icon for another icon?

Select the numbered shape, right-click, and choose “Change Shape” or “Replace” in PowerPoint, or use Insert → Icons in Google Slides to add a new symbol.

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Google Slides
Opens directly in Google Slides
Aspect ratio: 16:9

Terms of use

Free to use, with one condition

This template is free for personal, educational, and commercial work — as long as you credit PresentationGO.

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Keep the "Design by PresentationGO" credit on your title or closing slide, or add a visible link to presentationgo.com if you remove it.

Use it freely for school, personal projects, and non-commercial presentations.

Use it in client work, pitches, and internal business presentations.

You can't resell the template itself or republish it on another template site, edited or not.