Branching Arrows: When to use them as a presentation visual?

Standard PowerPoint shapes include only single-line arrow. If you want to express a process splitting or merging into 3 and more elements, you need to compose it manually from several arrow shapes. It’s hard to create elegant curved shapes quickly. That motivated us to create a pre-designed set of branching arrows you can use to show forking process or joint of several inputs into one in a smooth visual way. Using lighter thin line arrows will leave you enough space for diagram blocks content and arrow will not steal all the attention from your slide content.

Examples where you can use those Branching Arrow graphics:

Present a distribution process from one source into several destination, e.g. a financial budget divided to various departments
Illustrate a company merge - joining several companies into one subject
Show an equal split of single input into more outputs
Draw a converging flow, where more streams are combined into one mainstream.
Express a diverging split action e.g. how an overall company goal is divided into various objectives and work breakdown structure tasks
Present an interchange of two processes by twisted arrow, where one process replaces another

Branching Thin Arrows shapes collection display the work or activities via arrows, which is very vivid and lively. Branching arrows are used to schedule and monitor activities or tasks in a complex project plan. By the split and merger arrows, you could clearly describe the steps of the project or process, their sequence and the result. Branching arrow graphics offer you many useful shapes like diverging light-, forked-out-, interlaced light vertical switch arrows. If the slide picture is not persuasive enough, consider those advantages to use Branching Thin Arrows infographics in your presentation.

Branching Thin Arrows - Split and Merge slides collection contains pre-designed slides:

Splitting process diagram with forked out arrow and text boxes
Two-, three inputs joint slide designed with merger arrow and outline symbols
Template of double split flow chart with diverging light arrow design
Production goals split to process scheduling, growth maintenance, continuous innovation with outline symbols design
Triple split flow chart showed with branching arrow and description boxes
Dividing arrow infographics for 3 outputs
Branched out distributed and process arrows for four-, five outputs designed with outline symbols
Three-, five outputs fountain diagram depicted with vertical arrows and description boxes
List for five outputs designed with colourful fork-out block arrows
Five inputs list showed with merge-in block arrows
Twisted double arrows showing switching process flow chart
Block arrow infographics for ten items explaining source to outputs process
Interlaced light vertical switch and replacement arrows slide with outline symbols
Input to multiple stages distribution shaped with split arrow for three-, four outputs
Root cause analysis template for backward process illustrated with arrows graphics

Why you could use Branching Thin Arrows graphics:

easy to present a large amount of information thanks to structurized way
possibility to explain complex concepts with the help of split and merge arrows
by using modern outline design your presentation will look professional, persuasive and logic

Try using those PowerPoint flowchart arrows to illustrate your processes visually in an elegant way.

All graphics are editable, so you can modify the colors and text. We added also a general icon collection at the end of the presentation deck. Optionally you can also extend the collection by more PPT symbols (see Related Diagrams section).

Fully editable in PowerPoint set of vector shapes fully editable by using built-in PowerPoint tools, including

change the color of all shapes filling and its outline, including icons
adding shadows
changing shape and size, rotating, flipping the object
putting shapes behind or on top of text

See editing demonstration in our HowTo Videos.

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