Layered Bulb Infographic Four Segments Template for PowerPoint & Google Slides

Description

Harness the power of visual metaphors with this layered bulb infographic slide, designed to present four interconnected data points or strategic objectives in a clean, engaging format. A stylized lightbulb vector is divided into four horizontal segments—green, blue, orange, and red—each representing a distinct category or phase. Dashed connector lines extend from each layer to circular icon callouts positioned on either side, offering space for concise headings and descriptive text. The bulb’s base in dark red anchors the design and reinforces hierarchy, while semi-transparent gradient arrows on the slide margins suggest a guided, step-by-step narrative flow.

Built on fully editable master slides, every element is vector-based for seamless scaling across PowerPoint and Google Slides without loss of quality. Swap icons, recolor segments, adjust connector paths, or update text placeholders in seconds to match your brand guidelines or presentation theme. A neutral white background and minimalist typography ensure readability, while balanced white space keeps focus on key insights. Beneath the main graphic, include optional notes or captions to provide additional context without cluttering the central visual.

Ideal for showcasing product roadmaps, process stages, budget allocations, or quarterly goals, this template leverages the lightbulb motif to symbolize innovation, ideation, and strategic planning. Duplicate the slide to illustrate sequential progressions or comparative analyses, or remove layers to simplify your story. With its professional aesthetic and intuitive structure, this slide accelerates your slide-creation workflow, enforces design consistency, and eliminates formatting headaches, so you can concentrate on delivering compelling, data-driven presentations.

Who is it for

• Product managers and innovation teams outlining development roadmaps
• Marketing strategists visualizing campaign phases and budget splits
• Project leads presenting milestone progress and resource allocation
• Executive teams communicating high-level objectives and KPIs

Other Uses

• Break down customer journey stages or user personas
• Map risk-assessment layers or compliance checklists
• Visualize resource distribution across departments or functions
• Illustrate sequential workshop modules or training agendas