Segmented Pyramid Diagram Infographic Template for PowerPoint & Google Slides

Description

This segmented pyramid diagram slide presents a hierarchical structure using a large pyramid composed of colored triangular segments arranged in four tiers—from a single apex segment down to a four-segment base. Each triangle hosts an icon placeholder and supports an adjacent text callout for headings and detailed descriptions. The alternating blue and green palette enhances contrast and guides viewers through each level, while the white borders between segments maintain clarity and visual separation.

Built on master slides for PowerPoint and Google Slides, this template offers fully editable vector shapes, text boxes, and icon placeholders. Use smart guides and the shape-formatting pane to recolor segments, swap icons, change segment counts, or adjust text attributes in seconds without altering the overall design. The central panel can display a title, logo, or key performance indicator, creating a strong focal point that unifies the surrounding tiers. Preconfigured theme variants allow you to match corporate branding or presentation style, while organized layers and grouped objects streamline collaborative editing and reduce version conflicts. Easily duplicate, add, or remove triangle segments to modify the pyramid’s height and base width for custom workflows or organizational charts.

Whether you are mapping product hierarchies, team roles, strategic priorities, or educational frameworks, this segmented pyramid diagram brings clarity, professionalism, and visual impact to your presentation.

Who is it for

Consultants, strategic planners, marketing managers, HR professionals, and educators who need to visualize hierarchical relationships, multi-level processes, or organizational structures in a clear, engaging format within corporate, educational, or client-facing presentations.

Other Uses

Repurpose this slide to illustrate product roadmaps, competency models, stage-gate processes, customer segmentation tiers, executive summaries, or educational hierarchies. Perfect for board meetings, training sessions, pitch decks, and annual reports where layered insights require structured visualization.