Wuren Studio / Margin Pitch Free
Your idea deserves a proper introduction.
Margin is a twelve-slide proposal template with large editorial type, a charcoal and plum palette, and original copper-and-glass material studies. The example follows a fictional cultural studio. Replace it with your own project and keep the conversation moving.
Open the editable PPTXYour first proposal
- Unzip the whole package. Keep a copy of the original PPTX before editing.
- Open
deliverables/Margin-Pitch-Free-v1.0.1.pptxin your presentation editor. - Replace the studio name, brief, audience assumptions and concept. Keep the slide titles short and give each page one job.
- Edit the audience, scope and budget tables by selecting their cells. Change the timeline labels and move or resize the native phase bars to suit your dates.
- Replace the artwork through your editor's picture replacement control. Use a wide image for the full-bleed pages. These are ordinary embedded pictures, so your project can use its own imagery.
- Fill every bracketed budget and contact field. Add your own currency, amounts and payment terms.
- Review the full deck, then export your finished presentation from your editor.
The twelve pages
| Page | Purpose |
|---|---|
| 1 | Identity proposal |
| 2 | The brief |
| 3 | Audience |
| 4 | Concept |
| 5 | Typography |
| 6 | Colour palette |
| 7 | Applications |
| 8 | Example case |
| 9 | Scope of work |
| 10 | Project timeline |
| 11 | Project budget |
| 12 | Next steps |
What you can edit
Headings, body text, labels, contact fields and colour values are native text. The audience, scope and budget pages contain native editable tables. The timeline uses separate native bars and labels. The colour swatches are native shapes. You can select and change these objects individually.
The three material studies are original AI-assisted raster artwork. They remain separate, replaceable images. Their pixels do not turn into editable 3D objects. The printed application scene is an illustration for the proposal, rather than a perspective mockup tool.
Fonts and layout
The design uses Impact for condensed display text and Arial for reading. Font software is not bundled. If a font is unavailable on your computer, your editor may substitute another face. Choose a condensed display face you have permission to use and review the line breaks. Keep the 16:9 slide size.
The PPTX remains editable. The PDF and twelve PNGs are flattened visual previews. The offline page-turn preview displays those finished images and offers keyboard navigation and a motion toggle. It does not edit the deck.
Make the example yours
The audience table contains assumptions, the case is fictional and the budget has empty fields. Replace those parts with your own evidence and agreed project terms. The template does not supply sales figures, an audience study or a price recommendation.
Keep a clean handover
Use a short filename for your client copy, check any replacement image crop, and remove fields you do not need. Review your export after editing in a different presentation app because font metrics and layout can vary.
Usage
You can adapt the template for unlimited completed personal or commercial presentations, including client work. Attribution is optional. Keep the editable template and standalone source artwork out of resale or redistribution. Read LICENSE.txt for the full terms.
The guide covers self-service use. Wuren Studio handles access issues and reproducible defects. Custom proposals, copywriting for your client and one-to-one training are outside this free package.