How to Create a 3D Pyramid Graphic in PowerPoint

Build a professional 3D pyramid graphic entirely in PowerPoint with Mike Parkinson.

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In this PowerPoint how-to video, Mike Parkinson demonstrates how to build a professional-looking 3D graphic using only native PowerPoint tools. Starting from a blank slide, he shows how to use shapes, the Merge Shape options, and careful alignment to construct a multi-level 3D pyramid. Along the way, Mike shares practical tips for working with vector shapes in PowerPoint—no Illustrator required.

This is just a taste of the great content you’ll learn in Mike’s upcoming session at The Presentation Design Conference 2026, being held online February 17–20. See the agenda and sign up now. 

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Whether you build decks for clients, teams, classrooms, or conferences, this event will help you design slides that inform, inspire, and get results.

Across four days of practical, expert-led sessions, you’ll learn how to turn content and visuals into powerful stories that connect with audiences. From mastering PowerPoint’s most essential tools to refining your design workflow, you’ll gain the skills to simplify complex information and make every presentation look its best.

If you’ve ever been asked to “make a deck,” this is the training that helps you do it faster, better, and with confidence.

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This article was last modified on January 11, 2026

This article was first published on December 23, 2025

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