Metro Style Flow Chart Template for PowerPoint is a flow chart template design that you can use to make awesome process flow or work flow diagrams in Microsoft PowerPoint 2007, 2010 and 2013.
A flowchart is a diagrammatic representation of an an algorithm, a process or workflow that shows boxes of various shapes connected together with arrows. You can use flow charts to model a business process or analyze, design, document a process work flow.
This Metro flow chart design is inspired by Windows Metro interface using flat icons and shapes. You can use this flat flow chart design to prepare modern presentations and impress your audience. Alternatively you can download other nice process flow diagrams and pre-designed PowerPoint diagrams ready to edit.
A: Start with the sample flow chart structure, then limit each shape to one action, decision, or output. Use diamonds only for decision points and label the branch arrows with short yes/no text. Keep connectors consistent so the audience can follow the path without rereading the whole diagram.
A: It fits business analysts, operations managers, trainers, and project leads who need to explain how work moves from one step to the next. The connector slide helps when the workflow has loops or returns, while the symbol library supports custom maps for approvals, procedures, or service processes.
A: The flat Metro look reduces visual clutter and keeps attention on the process path. Blue and red shape sets can separate normal steps from exceptions, owners, or risk areas. The large arrows and simple symbols create a visual metaphor of movement, making workflow logic easier to scan.
3-slide presentation template with Metro flow chart elements, connectors, and workflow shapes
Metro Style Flow Chart Template for PowerPoint is a 3-slide diagram presentation template for process and workflow mapping. It includes a sample flow chart, a connector library, and blue/red flow chart shape sets for decisions, documents, inputs, and steps. It is built for business users in Microsoft PowerPoint and Google Slides.