This back muscles PowerPoint background shows the deep muscles of the back on a clean white canvas. The erector spinae, longissimus and multifidus are drawn in illustrated pale blue lines that reach in from the edge of each slide. They stay light and small, so your labels, diagrams and lecture notes keep most of the space. Use it for anatomy lectures, physical therapy courses and fitness training sessions, and it works as a back muscles slide background in Google Slides too.
Features:
- Illustrated back muscle details: erector spinae muscle, longissimus muscle, iliocostalis tendon and multifidus muscle
- 5 background layouts: object on the left, right or bottom, plus two diagonal corner versions
- White and pale blue color palette with a clean hand-drawn style
- About 80% clean space for titles, text, charts and diagrams
- Widescreen 16:9 format (1856×1056 JPG)
- Works in PowerPoint, Google Slides and Keynote
How to Get Started
1
Open Format Background
Click the “Design” tab on the ribbon, then at the far-right end, click Format Background. The Format Background pane will open on the right side of your window.
2
Choose Your Fill Type
In the pane, select one of the fill options: Solid fill, Gradient fill, Picture or texture fill, or Pattern fill.
3
Customize the Background
Based on your selection, choose a color, an image (by clicking Insert under “Picture Source”), or adjust settings like transparency, direction, or pattern.
4
Apply Your Change
The change will apply to the current slide by default. To apply it to all slides in your presentation, click the Apply to All button at the bottom of the Format Background pane.
Watch How It Works
See how to use this template in PowerPoint