Since Microsoft no longer supports clipart for PowerPoint, there are various third-party services filling the gap. One of these is Icondrop, which has a PowerPoint add-in which brings more than 6000 icons to PowerPoint from the top designers in the business.

The Noun Project is a website which has been providing user driven icons since 2010. The project aims at creating an archive of symbols representing different aspects of language. The Noun Project itself is hence, a kind of visual archive where symbols replace language.

Presentations made during the Halloween season tend to have some kind of reference to the event itself. Be it a workplace presentation or one made for school; adding some Halloween cheer might just be expected. We have created a list of some of the best Halloween clipart images for PowerPoint to enable you to add […]

Be it the UEFA Champions League, FA Cup or the FIFA World Cup, soccer craze can be found among die hard fans throughout the year. If it’s not the international championships, one can always opt for watching the English Football League or perhaps the German Bundesliga. If you’re someone who can’t seem to get enough […]

What can make a whole lot of difference when ending your presentation, can be nothing more than a simple ‘Thank You’ delivered in style. If you are tired of the boring and dull Thank You clipart available elsewhere and wish to add some excitement to your closing slides, then here are a few customizable and […]

Microsoft Office Online is a great compliment to Microsoft Office 2010 because it allows you to download free clip art for PowerPoint, Word, Excel, Access and OneNote as well as download free clipart. You can make your presentations, shapes and documents great with clip art, templates, photos, sounds, and animations. The templates and clipart add […]