Have a business presentation coming up that involves geographic data? Ditch the grainy clip art and blurry jpegs. Vector maps are your secret weapon for creating impactful and informative slides that wow your audience.

There are several websites showing how you can use maps that comes built-in in PowerPoint. Yes, if you’re using the 365 version of PowerPoint, there is a built-in “Map” type that you can use immediately. Even if you’re using an older version or a desktop version that does not include Maps, you can download Microsoft’s templates and insert charts manually… Read more: Why PowerPoint’s Built-In Maps Might Not Be Enough for your needs?

Imagine this: you’re crafting a presentation, and you need a map. You scour the internet, only to find pixelated clip art or low-resolution images that lose detail when enlarged. Frustrating, right? This is where editable vector maps come in as your knight in shining armor. Here’s why they’ll transform the way you use maps in your presentations and documents. Unlike static images, editable vector maps are built with flexibility in mind. You can change colors, adjust borders, and even modify shapes to perfectly match your brand or presentation theme.