10 New PaneFlow Templates Drop

If you've ever stared at a blank slideshow thinking "I know what I want, I just don't want to design it from scratch" this drop is for you.

Today we're shipping 10 brand-new PaneFlow templates built to feel modern, bold, and easy to adapt. Each one is designed as a real starting point (not just a pretty cover slide) - with layouts you can reuse, swap content into fast, and scale into a full story.

Below you'll find a quick video demo for each template, plus a short "what it's good for" intro so you can pick the right one in seconds.

#Websites Portfolio

If your "portfolio" is basically a folder of screenshots right now... this template fixes that fast. Websites Portfolio is built for showcasing real web work with clean, premium typography on the left and a 3D device model on the right (laptop / desktop). So instead of a flat mockup image, you get a scene you can angle, animate, and make feel alive.

Best for

• Web studios and freelance designers showing client work
• Agencies doing "case study" landing pages
• Indie makers shipping multiple sites/products
• Anyone who wants a portfolio that feels high-end without over-designing it

What makes it special

• Real 3D models (not a PNG mockup) - perfect for subtle rotations, parallax, and "show-and-tell" motion
• A repeatable layout: Project title + short positioning + link button (left) and the website preview in a device (right)
• Works great as a portfolio slideshow, a case-study section, or a homepage showcase you can embed anywhere

What to customize

• Swap the project name + 2-3 sentence summary (keep it punchy)
• Replace the website screenshot inside the device screen
• Update the domain/button label (it's designed to look like a "real" link card)
• Optional: add a "role / stack / timeline" line under the description for extra credibility

#Short Intro - Northpeak Studio

This one is a clean, punchy 5-slide intro you can drop at the top of a reel, a landing page, a pitch deck, or even a YouTube pre-roll. Big type. High contrast. Simple motion-friendly shapes. It's designed to say "we're serious" without doing the whole cinematic trailer thing.

The flow is intentionally minimal: Build → What Matters → with... (your differentiator) → Real Results → Logo + URL

Best for

• Design studios and agencies that want a quick brand intro video
• Freelancers who need a "before the work" opener for case studies
• Product teams introducing a new initiative or launch sequence
• Any brand that wants a consistent bumper for social posts

What makes it special

• Built for motion: bold words and simple geometry animate beautifully (and don't get messy)
• High-contrast layout that reads instantly on mobile
• Easy to adapt into multiple variations (different hooks, different "with" line, different endpoints)

What to customize

• Replace "Northpeak Studio" with your brand name and URL

• Swap the key phrases:

  • "Build" can become "Ship", "Design", "Launch", "Grow"
  • "What Matters" can become "What Works", "Quality First", "Less Noise"
  • The "with" slide is your signature line (ex: "with clarity", "with speed", "with taste")
  • "Real Results" can become "Real Work", "Real Teams", "Real Wins"

• Optional: add 1 short line under the logo slide (service focus, city, or niche) if you want a little extra context

#Seaglass Yachts

Seaglass Yachts is a full-on mini pitch deck... but designed like a premium website. Big editorial type, soft rounded panels, and image-first blocks that feel modern without going "tech startup." It's perfect when you need to explain a product clearly (problem → market → solution → products → traction → team → contact) and still keep it visual.

This template is also a great example of PaneFlow's pane-and-block workflow: each slide is built from reusable blocks (hero, stat cards, image grids, profile cards) so you can swap content without rebuilding layouts.

Best for

• Hardware and product brands pitching a new category (boats, EV, consumer products)
• Investor/partner decks that should feel like a landing page
• High-ticket services with a story to tell (premium travel, real estate, luxury goods)
• Any "explainer" deck where you need credibility fast

What makes it special

• Strong narrative structure: Problem → Opportunity → Solution → Products → Traction → Team → Outro
• Built-in stat tiles and number blocks that make metrics look intentional (not pasted in)
• Image grid layouts that work with real photography (and don't feel like a random collage)
• Clean team section with profile cards (looks great even with AI-generated portraits)

What to customize

• Swap the brand name + the first-slide promise (what you're building and why it matters)
• Replace the "Problem" and "Market Opportunity" headlines with your own language (keep them bold and specific)
• Update the stats (or remove them) - the layout still looks balanced with fewer numbers
• Products slide: rename the product cards and swap images (great for tiers, packages, or a roadmap)
• Traction slide: replace the metrics with whatever "proof" you actually have (waitlist, pilots, revenue, partnerships)
• Footer/contact slide: make it real - email, website, socials, location

#Photographer Minimalist Portfolio

This template is built for photographers who want their work to feel like the hero... not the layout. It's minimalist, soft, and editorial - big serif titles, lots of breathing room, and gallery grids that look curated even if you're starting with a small set of photos.

The vibe is "printed portfolio" more than "noisy Instagram carousel." Calm background gradients, simple icons, and clean pagination so it works as a slideshow, a portfolio embed, or a lightweight landing page.

Best for

• Photographers (street, travel, editorial, weddings, lifestyle)
• Creators building a simple personal brand deck
• Visual artists who want a quiet, premium presentation

What makes it special

• Strong editorial typography that instantly reads "portfolio"
• Gallery-first slides with flexible grids (easy to swap from 3 photos to 8 without redesign)
• A simple "About Me" and "Get in Touch" structure that feels professional, not corporate

What to customize

• Cover slide: name + year/edition (or replace with "Selected Work" / "Portfolio" / "Journal")
• About slide: 2-4 short lines about your style + what you're available for
• Category slides: rename "Street Photo / Nature Photo" to your real sets (Weddings, Portraits, Studio, Travel, Events)
• Replace the image grids with your own photos (works great with consistent aspect ratios)
• Contact slide: phone/email/socials - keep it minimal and readable

If you want to make this one even more "you", the easiest upgrade is swapping the background gradient + changing the accent shape (stars) into something that matches your style (dots, lines, a simple stamp, anything).

#Mobile Apps Portfolio

Mobile Apps Portfolio is a sleek, product-focused showcase template designed for app developers, studios, and indie makers who want to present multiple apps in one clean, cohesive flow. Each slide features a real 3D phone model with realistic reflections and perspective — so your app screens feel tangible, premium, and launch-ready.

It's perfect for app portfolios, startup presentations, or even as a personal developer's showcase. The tone is professional but minimal — dark gradient backgrounds, bold product names, and subtle App Store/Play Store callouts.

Best for

• App developers and studios presenting multiple products
• Indie creators with a small app ecosystem
• Marketing decks for client projects or investor demos
• Web and mobile UI/UX designers showing case studies

What makes it special

• Uses real 3D phone models (not flat mockups) for photorealistic presence
• Unified dark background palette with slight hue shifts per app
• Consistent app showcase layout — icon, name, tagline, screen, and download badges
• Each slide feels like a standalone promo page, but together they tell a story
• Designed for simplicity: one product per pane, quick transitions, easy to update

What to customize

• Replace the logo, app name, and tagline per project
• Update screenshots (any 9:20 app screen fits seamlessly into the 3D mockup)
• Change background tone per app to match its brand color
• Replace or remove App Store/Play Store buttons if not relevant
• Optionally, add a closing "About" or "Contact" slide if you're using this as a studio portfolio

This template is ideal if you want your apps to look ready for launch day — professional, consistent, and cinematic in motion.

#Digital Storyteller

A bold, editorial-style portfolio template for social media specialists and digital storytellers. Built around oversized typography, clean white space, and punchy "section divider" slides - so your work reads like a modern magazine spread.

Best for

• Social media specialists
• Content strategists
• Creative directors
• Freelancers and small studios pitching services
• Creators who want a high-contrast, type-led portfolio

What's inside

• Hero cover with big statement title, role callouts, and contact/location
• About / intro slide with a short positioning paragraph
• Services slide ("What I do") as a clean, scannable list
• Proof slide ("Proof in results") to frame your work as outcomes-first
• Case study slides (example: "Launch Campaign") with visual-heavy layouts
• System slide (example: "Content System") to show process + consistency
• Community / growth slide for engagement-first strategies and UGC vibes
• Testimonials slide with client headshots + quotes
• Contact slide ("Let's connect!") with email/social/site

Why it works

• Instant personality: giant headlines + minimal copy = confident brand voice
• Easy to skim: each section is obvious at a glance (great for busy clients)
• Portfolio that sells: emphasizes outcomes, systems, and repeatable execution
• Built for swapping content fast: replace titles, lists, case studies, and quotes without redesigning slides

Customization tips

• Keep headlines to 1-3 words (same energy as the template)
• For case studies: use 3 parts on one slide - goal / execution / result
• Swap the red accent for your brand color and reuse it across dividers, numbers, and separators
• Replace location with "Remote" or "Available worldwide" if needed

#Digital Storyteller Inverse

Same as Digital Storyteller, but with an "inverse" color scheme.

#Lime Design

A bold, modern design studio slideshow with a black + neon-lime look, oversized typography, and clean "service card" layouts. Built to pitch a studio, showcase core principles, highlight key offerings (web, iPad, mobile), and close with social proof + a strong CTA.

Best for

• Product design studios and small agencies pitching services
• Freelance designers presenting as a "studio" (not a personal CV deck)
• Capability decks, proposal decks, and client intro presentations
• Teams showcasing multi-surface work: website + mobile + iPad

What makes it special

• Black + neon-lime palette that instantly reads "modern studio"
• Huge, bold typography and clean spacing - every slide feels like a landing page
• Modular service slides with numbered feature blocks (/1, /2, /3, /4) for fast scanning
• Strong visual rhythm: big headline → proof/project → breakdown → testimonial → CTA
• Built-in sections for principles, projects, and social proof without feeling cluttered

What to customize

• Studio name, logo mark, and URL (top bar + footer branding)
• Intro headline + short studio positioning paragraph (who you help + what you ship)
• Principles (3 values, each with a short, confident explanation)
• Service slides (Website / iPad / Mobile): replace the /1–/4 bullets with your exact deliverables
• Project visuals (swap mockups/screenshots and keep the same "big image" layout style)
• Testimonials (names, companies, quotes - pick one card to be the highlighted "feature" review)
• Final CTA contacts (email, phone, website) and optional single primary action (Book a call / Request a quote)

#iPhone 17 Pro

A keynote-style product launch slideshow built around a real 3D iPhone model - designed to make specs, features, and "upgrade reasons" look premium, cinematic, and instantly credible.

Best for

• Apple-style product launch decks (phones, gadgets, hardware accessories)
• Feature-by-feature product storytelling with premium visuals
• Turning a product page into a clean, punchy slideshow (specs, highlights, comparisons)
• Investor/press kits where the visuals need to feel "official"

What makes it special

• Real 3D device renders for hero angles, close-ups, and material shots
• Dark, high-contrast layout with warm copper accents for an event-keynote vibe
• Alternates between big headline moments and modular spec tiles (fast to scan)
• Clear narrative pacing: hero → cameras → photo proof grid → OS/software moment → build/materials → performance → "worth it?" summary

What to customize

• Product name, generation, and hero taglines
• 3D model (swap device, finish/color, camera layout) and all hero renders
• Spec numbers + labels (zoom, MP, chip name, fps, AI claims, etc.)
• Feature tiles content (images, captions, icon cards) and the upgrade/summary slide
• Accent color (copper to your brand), typography, and background glow intensity

#Product Launch - t0ggles

If your launch deck is basically "a few screenshots and a hope"... this template fixes that fast. Product Launch - t0ggles is built like an Apple-style keynote: oversized headlines, clean black space, and bright accent callouts that make every slide feel intentional. It walks the viewer from the messy reality ("work gets scattered") to a simple promise, then lands the key features, proof, and pricing - without turning into a long sales doc.

Best for

• SaaS founders launching a new product or major feature drop
• Indie makers announcing a release on X, Product Hunt, or in email
• Teams pitching a new internal tool rollout (simple story, clear adoption)
• Anyone who wants a premium launch slideshow that feels modern and confident

What makes it special

• A complete launch narrative: problem -> promise -> proof -> pricing (no filler slides)
• Big, high-contrast typography that stays readable on screens, recordings, and live demos
• Built-in "highlight label" style for screenshots (so you can point at features without clutter)
• A clean "how it works" flow slide (step 1 -> step 2) that explains the product in seconds
• Testimonials + audience-fit slides included, so it doesn't feel like "features only"
• A final CTA slide with simple flat pricing (designed to close, not just impress)

What to customize

• Replace the opening headline/tagline (keep it bold - 6-10 words max)
• Swap the "messy work" collage with screenshots/logos that match your audience's real tool stack
• Update the promise slide (3 benefits max - short, sharp, no paragraphs)
• Replace product screenshots and the lime highlight captions with your own feature callouts
• Edit the "Built for" audience cards (use your actual segments: startups, agencies, teams, etc.)
• Swap testimonials (name, role, one specific outcome - avoid generic praise)
• Update pricing: price, included bullet list, and the button label + destination link

#What's next

This drop is about giving you real, ready-to-ship starting points - so you spend your time on the message, not on nudging boxes around a canvas.

If you publish something with one of these templates, send it our way. We're collecting great examples and we'll highlight the best ones.

Now, pick a template, replace the content, and ship your next deck today.