Process Flow Template Dark

Description

Streamline your presentations with this fully editable process flow diagram infographic template, designed to illustrate step-by-step workflows with clarity and style. The single-slide layout features four circular, layered nodes connected by subtle arrow pointers—each node housing a clean line icon to represent idea generation, operations, achievement, and goal attainment. Beneath each icon, space for a concise heading and supporting text allows you to describe each phase in your process, from ideation and development through performance tracking and final delivery.

Built on master slides for both PowerPoint and Google Slides, every element is vector-based, enabling effortless customization. Swap icons, adjust circle sizes, or recolor individual nodes without disrupting the overall design. The template’s minimal aesthetic employs a neutral background, soft shadows, and monochromatic accents to keep the focus on your content. An included dark-theme variant ensures readability in any environment, while preserving the slide’s modern, uncluttered appearance.

Whether you’re outlining product development cycles, customer onboarding steps, or internal approval processes, this diagram accelerates slide creation and enhances audience engagement. Duplicate nodes to expand the number of steps, rearrange callouts to highlight key milestones, or integrate the layout into broader project decks for seamless continuity. With intuitive placeholders and consistent typography, you eliminate formatting headaches and maintain visual coherence across your entire presentation.

Who is it for

Project managers, process engineers, and operations leaders will leverage this template to communicate workflows and standard operating procedures. Marketing teams, HR professionals, and executive stakeholders benefit from its clear, structured layout for training sessions, project kick-offs, and status reviews.

Other Uses

Beyond process mapping, repurpose this diagram for phased roadmaps, four-pillar frameworks, or sequential objectives. Simply relabel headings, replace icons, or reorder nodes to fit SWOT analyses, quarterly OKRs, or feature-release schedules.