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6 Steps Flat Origami Style Spiral PowerPoint Diagram – Leave a lasting impression to your audience using this creative PowerPoint theme. This origami inspired design has the best qualities of a notable PowerPoint presentation. Its unique origami design is simple yet striking. It’s intriguing but not complicated. When you look at it, it prompts you to investigate more about the image. For example, its dart board likeness induces your eyes to examine where each of the colored arches lead to. Another important feature of this PowerPoint design is that it does not have a meaningless image. The focus is on one image and every part of it has significance to your presentation. Its illustration assists your audience in following the ideas in your presentation. It also keeps your audience’s attention throughout the whole presentation – there’s nothing more focus oriented illustration than a non-conventional bull’s eye (in green) which is the first thing I thought of when I saw this image. It is also a progressive pattern. This type of pattern encourages the viewer to “tune in” so to speak, for its development and outcome.

Create Steps Process Descriptions, or describe the stages of your plan with this 6 Steps Flat Origami Style Spiral PowerPoint Diagram. Impress your audience with appealing templates that visually engage.

What’s inside this template

Slide 1: Full 6-step origami spiral diagram with colored arc segments, central circle, six callout lines, and editable text placeholders around the graphic.
Slide 2: Percentage-labeled spiral diagram with colored arcs, 99% labels, and stacked sample text beneath the center for summary metrics or progress notes.
Slide 3: Single-step focus layout highlighting the inner orange arc and green center while the remaining spiral stays gray, with a right-side text block and divider line.
Slide 4: Single-step focus layout highlighting the yellow arc segment with gray background spiral, central green circle, and editable explanatory text on the right.
Slide 5: Single-step focus layout highlighting the blue arc segment with gray supporting spiral, central marker, vertical divider, and right-side sample text.
Slide 6: Single-step focus layout highlighting the green outer arc segment with gray remaining spiral, central marker, divider line, and editable description area.
Slide 7: Single-step focus layout highlighting the red outer arc segment with gray remaining spiral, central marker, divider line, and editable description area.

Example presentation scenarios

A project manager can explain a six-phase implementation plan by opening with the full spiral callout slide and then using the focus slides to discuss each phase in sequence.
A strategy consultant can present a transformation roadmap by mapping workstreams to the colored spiral bands and using the right-side text areas for decisions, owners, or milestones.
A business trainer can teach a repeatable method by using the percentage-labeled spiral for progress framing and the single-step focus layouts for module-by-module explanation.
An operations leader can summarize workflow improvement steps by assigning each colored arc to a process stage and using the callouts to show dependencies or handoffs.

Features

100% editable presentation template
Compatible with Microsoft PowerPoint and Google Slides
16:9 aspect ratio slides
Scalable vector shapes, icons and illustrations
AI-Ready for Microsoft Copilot and Claude
Instant access and download

Frequently asked questions

Q: How should I present the six steps without making the spiral feel decorative?

A: Start with the full callout slide to define what each arc means, then move to the focus layouts and discuss one stage per slide. Keep each right-side text block to the decision, action, or outcome for that step. The spiral works best when every colored segment has a clear role in the process.

Q: Which business messages fit this diagram best?

A: This template fits messages where six stages build around a central objective, such as onboarding, project delivery, service design, or continuous improvement. It is best for managers, consultants, and trainers who need to explain a method rather than compare data. The single-step slides help slow down complex process explanations.

Q: Why use an origami-style spiral instead of a standard linear process?

A: The spiral suggests movement around a shared center, so it is useful when the process is iterative, cumulative, or goal-centered. The origami-like folds add visual separation between stages without relying on boxes. The gray-background focus slides reduce distraction while keeping the audience oriented within the full structure.

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6 Steps Flat Origami Style Spiral PowerPoint Diagram

7-slide presentation template with a 6-step origami spiral diagram and step focus layouts

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This 7-slide diagram template presents a 6-step flat origami spiral for explaining staged processes, plans, or progressions. It includes a full spiral with callouts, a percentage-labeled spiral, and single-step focus slides for colored arc segments. The editable PowerPoint shapes and vector graphics work in Microsoft PowerPoint and Google Slides.

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