
Conference Keynote Deck
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A pecha kucha talk gives a speaker twenty slides at twenty seconds each, and the slides go wrong when they try to carry the whole argument. This conference talk template keeps each slide to one image, one idea and at most a few words, so the speaker leads the story and the screen supports it. It is built around a hook, a single big idea, the evidence, the takeaways and a close.
The sample is for Cinderfield Studio, a fictional design studio, with a talk called Ship Small, Learn Fast that uses three numbers, a story, practical steps and a final call to action. Replace the hook, the evidence and the takeaways with your own, and check the timing with a stopwatch. Enlarge any code or chart so it reads from the back of the room.
Click Make a copy in Google Slides, then confirm on the Google page. The copy is saved to your own Google Drive.
Replace the opening hook with your own story, then count slides against minutes.
Swap the sample numbers for your own data, with one figure on each slide.
Enlarge any code or chart to 28 pt or more, then time the talk with a stopwatch.
Delete the guide slide, then present the deck or share the speaker notes from Google Slides.
No. Cinderfield Studio, its speaker, the study, the rollback figures and the savings are fictional sample data. Replace them with your own evidence before you give the talk.
Six to twelve, at most. A listener cannot read and listen at the same time, so each slide should be an image and a short phrase that the speaker expands on.
Ask for one thing: a trial, a signup, or a question to answer by email. Give the audience a single action they can take the same day, and leave it on screen while you take questions.

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