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Description
Pipe Flow Diagram - Fork Out to 3 Outputs
Slide Content
The slide depicts a "Pipe Flow Diagram" splitting from one input into three separate outputs. The input section allows for a detailed description, signifying some form of initial resource or data. Each of the three outputs is accompanied by space for text and descriptions, suggesting a representation of different results or categories that stem from the single input. The labels "Input," "Output 1," "Output 2," and "Output 3" are placeholders for specific user-defined content.
Graphical Look
- A teal banner on the left side with a diagram icon inside a circle.
- A large title in bold font spans across the top of the slide.
- There's a vertical flow diagram in the center, which consists of one grey line that branches out into three separate lines, each pointed by a differently colored arrow: green, orange, and gray.
- Three circles on the right side contain icons: a rocket ship, a bar graph, and a group of people symbolizing the different outputs.
- Each circle is connected to a corresponding output line by colored lines parallel to the arrows' direction.
The slide displays a clean and professional design with a color-coded scheme that provides visual differentiation between the inputs and outputs. Icons within circles are used to represent different outputs or categories.
Use Cases
- To illustrate different project outcomes or deliverables based on a singular strategy or input.
- In business meetings for demonstrating how input can be diversified into multiple products or services.
- To show workflow or process branching in trainings or instructional materials.
- During sales presentations to showcase how one investment can lead to varied returns or benefits.
How to Edit
How to edit text & colors

How to expand / shorten diagram

How to Replace Icons in infoDiagram PPT
