Porter’s Five Forces Visual Diagram Template for PowerPoint & Google Slides

Description

Present your market structure analysis with this Porter’s Five Forces model template, featuring five distinct slide variations on a dark background. Each layout offers a unique visual approach: a circular arrow diagram highlighting competitive rivalry at the center; a cross-shaped graphic with color-coded segments; linear icon rows for concise summaries; and dynamic swirls of gradient arrows to emphasize each force’s interdependence. All shapes are vector-based and fully editable, allowing you to adjust colors, icons, labels, and text to align with your brand guidelines. Master slides ensure consistent styling and effortless global edits, while placeholder icons simplify replacement with custom graphics. Optimized for PowerPoint and Google Slides, the template preserves formatting and high-resolution imagery across devices and screen sizes. The bold, high-contrast colors—teal, red, yellow, green, and gray—enhance readability on the dark canvas. Use smooth transition placeholders for a cohesive presentation flow. Whether you need to analyze threats, supplier power, or buyer influence, these slides translate complex strategic frameworks into engaging visuals that drive executive alignment and decision-making. A light-background variant is also included to suit daytime deliverables or printed materials. Users can spotlight individual forces with single-slide focus layouts for deeper discussions or merge diagrams to compare scenarios side by side.

Who is it for

Strategy consultants, business managers, and market analysts will benefit from this Five Forces template when conducting competitive landscape assessments, investor reports, or boardroom presentations. MBA students, corporate development teams, and startups can leverage the clear, customizable diagrams to communicate market dynamics effectively.

Other Uses

Beyond classic Porter’s analyses, repurpose these slides for risk evaluations, SWOT comparisons, industry benchmarking, or product positioning workshops. Adapt vector elements to illustrate related frameworks such as PEST or Value Chain analyses.