Report templates

Customize these free report templates in no time and create stunning financial presentations, SEO reports, status updates, and board decks.

Create professional report presentations with Pitch

Find templates for anything from project status reports and financial presentations to market research decks and business reports in our collection of professionally designed report templates that are fully customizable, delightfully easy to use, and — best of all — free.

How can you create a report presentation?

Start by choosing a report template you'd like to use and click Use this template. (You'll need to sign up for a free Pitch account if you don't have one already.) Next, simply edit the template's content to turn it into a business report of your own. To keep your presentation on-brand, make use of slide styles. Add your logo, customize the color palette, define your fonts (or upload custom ones), and save the style so you and your team can reuse it later in other presentations.

What are the different types of reports?

You'll find different types of report templates in our collection: from UX research presentations and project status reports to market research decks, social media reports, and financial documents.

What should be included in a report presentation?

Depending on the type of report you're creating, your presentation may be focusing on monthly or annual stats, the results of an experiment or study, or findings from your research. Start with an introduction slide to offer some background on your presentation and move on to report on what you've been able to achieve. Make sure to include some highlights and lowlights: Explain what went well and what could be improved. If your report focuses on many different areas, it's a good idea to also include a summary slide with a short overview of your progress and key takeaways.

What makes a good report presentation?

To make sure your report presentation is easy to follow for your audience, structure it in a way that tells a cohesive story. Start with providing some background information to put your presentation in context and move on to report your progress. Clearly state which of your goals you've been able to achieve, which ones you haven't, and how that will affect your strategy going forward.

What is the most important part of a report?

Depending on the report you're creating, different parts of the document can be important. The introduction slide is often crucial to put the rest of your presentation in context. The summary slide with key results and takeaways can also be one of the most important parts of a report presentation, particularly for longer, data-heavy reports. If you're creating a monthly or annual report, make sure to include a slide at the end with key learnings and explain how they will impact your startegy going forward.

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