5 Step Process Flow Diagram for PowerPoint & Google Slides

Description

This 5-step process flow diagram slide offers a structured and visually appealing way to present sequential processes. The diagram features five distinct hexagonal icons, each representing a different stage of a process. With a clean, modern design, each step is color-coded for clarity, using a range of vibrant hues from yellow to blue-green, allowing easy differentiation between each stage. The icons within each hexagon include a microphone, a megaphone, an atom, a compass, and a funnel, providing intuitive representations of typical business and project processes.

The customizable placeholders allow users to input relevant titles and descriptions, ensuring flexibility for various industries and purposes. Whether you’re mapping out a sales funnel, illustrating a project timeline, or detailing a multi-step process, this infographic ensures a professional and clear presentation. The flat, modern design is perfect for presentations requiring clear, actionable communication and helps audiences quickly understand each phase of a given process.

Ideal for corporate, educational, or consulting presentations, this diagram is fully compatible with both PowerPoint and Google Slides, ensuring it can be effortlessly integrated into your next presentation. The easy-to-edit elements ensure that you can tailor this diagram to your specific needs, whether for internal meetings or client-facing presentations.

Who is it for

This diagram is perfect for professionals in marketing, project management, sales, and consulting. It can be used by business leaders, educators, or any individual who needs to illustrate complex processes in a simple, digestible manner.

Other Uses

Apart from process flow diagrams, this slide can be repurposed for step-by-step guides, project timelines, customer journeys, and strategic roadmaps. It is adaptable for a variety of industries, including sales, marketing, project management, education, and more. You can modify the content to represent stages in product development, business operations, or service delivery.