How do you rebrand a presentation?
Change four things everywhere at once: the logo, the colour values, the typefaces and the template's layout grid, then re-check every chart, table and screenshot for old-brand colours. By hand that is one to two hours per ten slides. An AI rebuild that reads the new brand from your website does the whole deck in minutes.
Updated 2026-09-12. Prices are list prices in USD.
The checklist
Logo files in the right colourways. Exact colour values, not approximations. Fonts installed or embedded. The slide master and layouts. Charts, which keep old palette colours by default. Screenshots that show the old brand. Contact details, URLs and legal footers.
The order that saves time
Master and layouts first, then apply to every slide, then charts, then images, then a full read-through at 100 percent zoom. Doing slides one by one first means doing them twice.
A folder of decks, not one
Rebrands rarely stop at a single file. PitchBoost's bulk rebuild takes a folder of old decks and rebuilds each in the new brand, so the sales team's twelve variants get done together.
Checking the result
Open the export in PowerPoint, step through every slide, and look at chart colours and logo placement specifically. Those are the two places a rebrand leaks.
New brand, old decks? Upload each presentation and PitchBoost re-applies your new logo, colors, and voice automatically. Rebrand a whole library in an afternoon.
Related questions
Do charts keep the old colours after an AI rebuild?
No. Rebuilt charts take the brand colours from your website; the values come from your original chart data.
Can I rebrand many decks at once?
Yes. The bulk rebuild feature rebuilds a folder of .pptx files in the same brand.
Does this work for Google Slides?
Export each deck as .pptx first, rebuild, then import the result back if you present from Google Slides.
Upload the deck. Get it back redesigned.
One AI deck a month is free. Bring the PowerPoint you have and see the result in a few minutes.
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