I have made another Impress Presentation Template – Minimalist – which features a folder icon in the bottom right hand corner, and is designed using the Comic Sans font.
We had a poll on this site, and 68% said they wanted more Impress Presentations.
As a result, I have put together this presentation – Mountain Views.
Please also note that I have consolidated all my free Impress Templates on to a single page – check out the Free OpenOffice Impress Template page.
Here is a template based on a church in India – Our Lady of Vailankanni.
Keeping it clean and neat, this photo with its clear, crisp skies allows your audience’s focus to be on your content.
[Download the Church Template here]
And also check out this slightly different version 2:
An old-style telephone adds a monochromatic charm to this presentation.
I hope you like this one!
A new template from a photo that I took recently.
I hope it’s useful/appealing to some.
Update: I am starting to add more templates. You can view and download other free templates here.
‘This template is a simple change of colour from the OpenOffice Dark Blue with Orange template. This is Dark Grey with Lime Green.
It is nothing fancy, just a change of colour that I did for a friend. Hope you get some use out of it.
For those wanting templates designed specifically for OpenOffice Impress, or StarOffice, please check out this find that has 12 templates suitable for downloading and adding to your collection.
One of the main attractions of MS Office is the templates that are available. MS Office templates do mostly work in OpenOffice, however sometimes we do get some disappointing results, and often we don”t want to have to worry about trying to fit a MS template into an OpenOffice program in a short period of time – templates are designed to give us quick results.
I have done a quick scout around the internet and put together a round of links that are good resources for templates that are designed for OpenOffice. Enjoy and good luck, and please post any additional resources in the comments section.
- OO Extras @ Sourceforge.net
Many different templates for different applications - OpenOffice.org templates
Templates from OpenOffice.org - How to Make and Use Templates
Solveig comes to the rescue again with some useful instructions on how to make your own templates and how to use OpenOffice templates - Impress Templates (for presentations)
Some good templates here for your PowerPoint-style presentations - Calendar, Fax Sheet, Impress Templates











My name is Stephanie Krishnan and I'm passionate about the way that open source software and its community can help small businesses and individuals with their productivity and lives. One of the biggest arguments I get from business owners, however, is lack of support options. I decided to put together my own support blog to help people be productive at various levels with one of my favourite open source alternatives: OpenOffice.org! I do this through tutorials, downloadable templates and answers to questions from readers!

