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Free Timeline Google Slides Templates

Last updated:  15.09.2024
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What Are Timeline Templates for Google Slides and MS PowerPoint?

Timeline Templates are design layouts we created to help project managers, teachers, content creators, and teams visualize stages, milestones, or events in chronological order. When you need to map plans, show histories, track progress over time, or present monthly or yearly goals, these templates deliver clarity and flow.

 

Each template works in Google Slides and MS PowerPoint so you can add your dates, adjust milestones, include icons or graphics, and style layouts to your purpose. We built Timeline Templates so you spend your energy on the content and story—letting the design support your message.

What Are Timeline Templates for Google Slides and MS PowerPoint?

Benefits of Using Timeline Templates

Visualizing timelines helps your audience follow progression clearly, reducing confusion and enhancing impact. These designs help in highlighting major milestones and stages smoothly.

  • suitable for project planning, historical presentations, goal setting, or monthly summaries;
  • sections built for milestones, events, tasks, or periods;
  • allows you to adjust number or ordering of milestones easily;
  • clean visuals and alignment make information easy to scan;
  • adaptable for various topics like education, business, or personal planning.

 

With good structure, your audience will more easily see both the journey and where you’re headed.

Benefits of Using Timeline Templates

How to Customize Google Slides Timeline Templates

Customization is quick and intuitive. Open your selected template, replace sample events or dates, and adjust visuals to match your theme. When done, export formats are included for both digital and physical use.

  1. Open your chosen template in Google Slides or Microsoft PowerPoint.
  2. Replace placeholder dates, event titles, and descriptions with your content.
  3. Insert icons, images, or graphics to illustrate stages or milestones.
  4. Adjust font sizes, colors, layout spacing, and milestone styles as needed.
  5. Export the finished timeline as PDF, ODP, TXT, or PowerPoint for sharing or printing.

 

If you also prepare structured meeting documents or agendas, check our Agenda Templates for formats that help plan and communicate more clearly.

How to Customize Google Slides Timeline Templates

Popular Types of Timeline Templates

We offer Timeline Templates made for different timeframes and presentation styles:

 

Download Free Timeline Templates for Your Needs

Pick a Timeline Template, populate with your milestones or events, and share your plan with clarity. All templates are free, simple to edit, and ready in minutes. Download our free Timeline Template today and bring your schedule or history to life.

Popular Types of Timeline Templates

How to attribute?

Generating high-quality templates requires significant time and dedication. We simply request the inclusion of a small attribution link. Select the platform where you intend to utilize the template.

Choose your preferred social media platform from options like Pinterest, Facebook, Twitter, and more. Share our templates with your contacts or friends. If you’re not active on these social networks, you can simply copy the link and paste it into the one you use.

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For example: websites, social media, blogs, ebooks, newsletters, etc.

Copy this link and paste it wherever it’s visible, close to where you’re using the image. If that’s not possible, place it at the footer of your website, blog or newsletter, or in the credits section.

For instance: books, clothing, flyers, posters, invitations, advertising, etc.

Place the attribution line near the image’s usage on your website, or if that’s not feasible, include it in the credits section. For example: ‘image: Docsandslides.com’. This template was created using images from Docsandslides.com.