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125 Hilarious PowerPoint Night Ideas for a Good Time

Looking for a fun and creative way to hangout with friends? Try presenting one of these PowerPoint night ideas to your group for laughs.

Published Oct 13, 2023

TikTok created another gem for activities to do with friends: PowerPoint nights. A PowerPoint night is a chill, social event with friends , family or even in a social gathering place like game night at a local brewery. To participate, everyone creates a PowerPoint on a topic of their choosing and presents it to the group. At first the idea may sound like a nightmare to anyone with a fear of public speaking, but it is quite the opposite. PowerPoint nights take all the pressure out of giving a presentation and give you, your friends and guests the opportunity to talk about a topic you love or find funny. Check out this list if this idea sounds fun and you want some PowerPoint night ideas.

These PowerPoint night ideas are a fun way for friends, colleagues or group members to share their interests, passions or stories in a structured and visually engaging manner. Get creative by choosing random topic ideas or having each participant assign each other one. 

The presentation can even be beneficial and fun at the same time . For example, use this night as practice for a friend or colleague who has to present at a meeting or class. They can make the presentation a bit silly to make it less stressful, and it will even serve as a rehearsal for the real thing. Just have fun and keep everything light hearted with whatever PowerPoint night ideas you and your other participants come up with.     

Friendship Related PowerPoint Night Ideas

Create PowerPoints that you and your friends can relate to or will find funny. These ideas can be done with one friend or with many. All you need is funny pictures and videos plus some inside jokes to have everyone laughing and entertained. 

• “The Evolution of Our Friendship Through Terrible Photos”
• “Why My Best Friend is Better Than Yours (And Proof)”
• “The Unwritten Rules of Our Friendship: A Hilarious Guide”
• “Friendship Survival Guide: How to (Not) Annoy Your BFF in 10 Easy Steps”
• “The Anatomy of a Friendship: A Scientific Breakdown”
• “Text Message Fails: A Compilation of Our Hilarious Conversations”
• “If My Friends Were Superheroes, Their Superpowers Would Be…”
• “The Many Faces of My Best Friends: A Slideshow of Expressions”
• “Friendship Quotes We Definitely Ignore”
• “BFF Awards: Celebrating Our Most Embarrassing Moments”
• “The Secret Language of Best Friends: Translating Our Inside Jokes”
• “Surviving a Road Trip with Your Bestie: A Step-by-Step Guide”
• “Famous Movie Friend Groups/Duos vs. Us: Who Nails Friendship Better?”
• “Friendship Mishaps: Lessons Learned from Our Epic Fails”
• “The Top 10 Reasons We’re Still Friends Despite Everything”
• “Our Friendship in Memes: A Relatable Journey”
• “Celebrity Doppelgängers: What Celebrities My Friends Remind Me Of”
• “The Story of Our Friendship Told Through GIFs”
• “Textbook vs. Reality: How Our Friendship Compares”
• “Friendship Trivia: Who Knows Each Other Better? Let’s Find Out!”

PowerPoint Night Presentation Ideas on Relationships

These ideas can be fun no matter where you are in life with dating and relationships. Use these ideas with your friends and all respective partners to reminisce on good/funny times. Or use this presentation as an opportunity to look back on the failed relationships/crushes your group members have had that you can now laugh about. Remember to just keep it light and fun. 

• “The Stages of a Relationship: From Awkward First Dates to Comfortable Silence”
• “The Art of Compromise: How My Partner and I Solve Our Differences”
• “Dating in the Digital Age: A Comedy of Errors”
• “Why We’re Still Together Despite My Partner’s Weird Habits”
• “Romantic Gestures That Failed Miserably: Lessons in Love”
• “A Ranking of My Friends’ Past Love Interests”
• “The Language of Love: Decoding What They Really Mean”
• “The Couple’s Cookbook: A Compilation of Our Culinary Catastrophes”
• “Texts We Never Sent: What We Really Wanted to Say in the Heat of the Moment”
• “Love Letters Gone Wrong: Our Hilarious Attempts at Romance”
• “Our Relationship in Movie Titles: A Cinematic Journey of Love”
• “An Ode to Our Pet Names: The Silliest Nicknames We Call Each Other”
• “The Great Debate: How to Properly Load the Dishwasher”
• “What We Thought About Marriage Before vs. After We Got Married”
• “Who Said It? Partner Edition: Can You Guess Who Said These Quotes?”
• “Living With a Partner: The Good, The Bad, and The Messy”
• “Meeting the Parents: A Comedy of Manners and Mismatches”
• “Love and Technology: How We Navigate Social Media in a Relationship”
• “The Ultimate Relationship Playlist: Our Songs and Inside Jokes”
• “Relationship Advice from Our Grandparents vs. Millennials: A Hilarious Comparison”

Fun for the Family 

These PowerPoint presentation ideas are great for when you want to involve family. Use them as a way to introduce your family to newer friends or colleagues. Or you can make a funny presentation going down memory lane next time you have any kind of family event or reunion. Whatever you choose, these PowerPoint Ideas can be a great way to bring together the family in a hilarious way.

• “The Family Tree of Chaos: Our Quirky Relatives”
• “Growing Up with Siblings: A Guide to Surviving the Madness”
• “Embarrassing Family Vacations: Our Hilarious Travel Tales”
• “Family Feud: The Funniest Arguments We’ve Had Over the Years”
• “The Art of Family Photos: A Collection of Awkward Moments”
• “Family vs Technology: How the Older Members Of My Family Struggle With Phones and Computers”
• “Family Text Fails: A Compilation of Our Laughable Conversations”
• “Home Videos Revisited: Our Most Embarrassing Childhood Moments”
• “Family Traditions We Endure But Don’t Understand”
• “Silly Superlatives: Who’s the Funniest, Weirdest, and Loudest in Our Family?”
• “The Ultimate Guide to Family Gatherings Survival: A Comedy of Errors”
• “Comparing Our Family to a Sitcom: Are We the Modern Addams?”
• “Family Fact vs. Fiction: Dispelling the Myths About Our Kin”
• “The Art of Grandparent Spoiling: How They Get Away with Everything”
• “Holiday Hilarity: Our Family Celebrations Gone Wrong”
• “Family Sports Day: A Humorous Look at Our Athletic ‘Skills'”
• “The Family Car: Tales of Chaos, Crumbs, and Carpool Karaoke”
• “The Family Pet Chronicles: The Adventures of Our Furry Friend”
• “Family Venn Diagram: Overlapping Quirks and Peculiarities”
• “The Family Time Capsule: Unearthed Secrets and Stories”

PowerPoint Night Ideas That are Just Excuses to Talk About Your Pets

Now is the time more than ever to whip out all the cute pet pictures and videos you want to gush over. Try making a presentation about all the pets in your friend group or family. Or delve into the entire life of your pet if it is something you have been dying to do. 

• “The Chronicles of Our Mischievous Pet: A Day in the Life”
• “Pet Personality Types: Is Your Fur Baby a Drama Queen or a Couch Potato?”
• “The Art of Communicating with Your Pet: A Masterclass in ‘Meowology’ and ‘Woofonomics'”
• “The Secret Lives of Pets: What Do They Do When We’re Not Looking?”
• “Pet Fashion Show: Dressing Up Our Furry Friends in Ridiculous Outfits”
• “DIY Pet Grooming Adventures: A Comedy of Errors and Fur Clippings”
• “Pet Vs. Household Objects: The Battle of Who Owns the Couch”
• “Pet Psychology: A Hilarious Take on Your Pet’s Behavior”
• “Famous Movie Scenes Starring Our Pets: A Photogenic Tribute”
• “The Many Nicknames of Our Pets: How Many Does Fido Actually Respond To?”
• “If Our Pets Could Talk: Translating Their Comedic Inner Monologues”
• “Funny Pet Quirks: What Makes Your Cat/Dog the Weirdest of Them All?”

Pop Culture Presentation Ideas

These PowerPoint night ideas are the most diverse as they come from different subsects of entertainment and media. Take inspiration from TikTok challenges, viral videos, music, tv and film, memes and more. These topics are usually relatable and a fun way to discuss the topics taking over pop culture now or in the past. 

• “The Evolution of the Mullet Hairstyle: A Tribute to Business in the Front, Party in the Back”
• “Unforgettable Celebrity Fashion Fails: Red Carpet Disasters and Wardrobe Malfunctions”
• “90s Nostalgia: The Best and Worst Trends We Wish We Could Forget”
• “The Art of Dancing Like No One’s Watching: Our Interpretive Dance Masterclass”
• “The Science of Memes: A Deeper Look into the Internet’s Greatest Achievements”
• “The Most Ridiculous Movie Plot Holes We Can’t Help But Love”
• “Game of Thrones: A Recap of All the Shocking Deaths and Questionable Decisions”
• “Superhero Showdown: Who Would Win in a Battle of the Comic Book Titans?”
• “The Most Annoying Catchphrases and Buzzwords of the Decade”
• “The Bizarre World of Reality TV: A Hilarious Exploration of Guilty Pleasures”
• “The Rise of TikTok Stars: How They Became Famous for 15 Seconds”
• “Revisiting 2000s Pop Music: Guilty Pleasures and Forgotten Hits”
• “The Art of Celebrity Impressions: A Contest to See Who Nails It or Fails It”
• “Aliens, Bigfoot, and Conspiracy Theories: Our Deep Dive into the Weirdest Urban Legends”
• “The Unbelievable Evolution of Emojis: From Smiley Faces to Poop Icons”
• “Hollywood Remakes: The Good, the Bad, and the Completely Unnecessary”
• “The Strange World of Social Media Challenges: Nominating Friends for Embarrassing Feats”
• “The Mystery of the Kardashians: A Deep Dive into Reality TV Royalty”
• “The Art of Celebrity Doppelgängers: Our Amusing Encounters with Look-Alikes”
• “The Influence of Netflix on Our Lives: How We Became Professional Binge-Watchers”
• “The Oscars: A Guide to Dressing Up in Your Living Room for the Annual Couch Awards”
• “Internet Challenges We Attempted (and Regretted): A Hilarious Journey of Fails”
• “Infomercials: The Best Late-Night Guilty Pleasures and Their Outrageous Claims”
• “The Phases of a Pop Star’s Career: From ‘New Kid on the Block’ to ‘Retirement'”
• “Random Quotes Throughout Media: How We’ve Managed to Incorporate Them into Everyday Conversation”
• “The Art of Snapchat Filters: A Transformative Journey Through the Lens”
• “YouTube: Our Quest for the Weirdest and Most Entertaining Videos on the Internet”
• “The Evolution of Social Media Profiles: A Hilarious Timeline of Selfies and Bio Changes”

Funny but Actually Helpful Presentation Ideas

Some of the TikToks out there on PowerPoint nights feature people who are actually presenting useful information to their friends. Take this opportunity to help your friends with a topic you are knowledgeable about or skilled at but in a fun way. This could even work if you are a teacher and want to do something fun and engaging with your students. 

• “The Art of Procrastination: How to Perfect the Art of Doing Nothing”
• “Cooking for Dummies: A Hilarious Guide to Simple Recipes for the Culinary Challenged”
• “Surviving Adulthood: Life Hacks for When You Have No Clue What You’re Doing”
• “The Fine Art of Napping: A Comprehensive Guide to Mastering the Power Nap”
• “Tech Support 101: How to Solve Everyday Computer Problems Without Calling an Expert”
• “Parenting for Beginners: A Humorous Take on Raising Kids Without a Manual”
• “Money Matters Made Easy: Financial Tips for Those Who Struggle to Budget”
• “The Minimalist’s Guide to Decluttering: How to Get Rid of Stuff You Never Needed”
• “The Lazy Gardener’s Handbook: Keeping Plants Alive with Minimal Effort”
• “DIY Home Repairs: The Hilarious Approach to Fixing Things with Duct Tape”
• “Sarcasm 101: A Comprehensive Course on Mastering the Art of Sarcasm”
• “How to Survive Awkward Social Situations: A Comedic Guide to Navigating Small Talk”
• “The Art of Self-Compliments: Boosting Your Self-Esteem with a Sense of Humor”
• “Surviving the Office Jungle: Strategies for Dealing with Annoying Coworkers and Meetings”
• “Hitchhiker’s Guide to Life: Navigating the Universe with Wit and Wisdom”

Travel Related PowerPoint Night Ideas

Create a presentation on something related to traveling. This could be a family trip you went on years ago, your dream vacation or even a work trip. Have fun with it and use a lot of visuals to make it entertaining.

• “The Perils of Packing: How to Fit Everything but the Kitchen Sink in a Carry-On”
• “Lost in Translation: Hilarious Language Mishaps Abroad”
• “Adventures in Airports: The Art of People-Watching and Terminal Trolling”
• “Traveling without Technology: A Comedic Look at How to Survive Without Wi-Fi”
• “Hostel Horror Stories: The Good, the Bad, and the Surprisingly Funny”
• “The Worst Travel Pictures Ever Taken: A Journey of Cringe-Worthy Shots”
• “Epic Transportation Fails: Planes, Trains, and Automobiles Gone Wrong”
• “The Traveler’s Guide to Impersonating a Local: Fake It ‘Til You Make It”
• “The Art of Haggling: A Guide to Bargaining with a Smile in Exotic Markets”
• “Vacation Disasters We Can Now Laugh About: Lessons from Our Misadventures”

50 Creative Ideas For Your Next PowerPoint Night

TikTok is the newest, hippest (just ask any twenty-something year old) social media platform and arguably the biggest thing since Instagram’s launch in 2010. The platform boasts over 1 billion users and has been downloaded an upwards of 200 million times in the United States alone. You can find all sorts of videos on TikTok from food recipes and fashion, to presentation tips. Its diverse, entertaining, short-form content is what makes the app so favorable across many different age groups and demographics. 

Many trends and recommendations have come to light because of the ever-popular social media app like dances, sounds, and meals. But another TikTok trend that has taken millennials and Gen Z by storm is PowerPoint nights. PowerPoint nights became especially popular in 2020 during the pandemic when friends and family were looking for ways to connect with one another via technology. Essentially, friends create presentation decks about cheeky topics (unrelated to work or school) and present them to each other either in-person or through video calls. Oftentimes served with plenty of snacks and beverages, PowerPoint nights have become a new Friday night “thing” to do. A trend we can get behind. 

And of course, we’re thrilled that it put presentations on the map for something fun other than board meetings and thesis assignments. 

So we’re tapping in. Here are 50 creative ideas for your next PowerPoint night. Extra points if you use Beautiful.ai and tag us on TikTok. 

• Your colleagues as The Office characters
• Dating app contenders 
• Hot takes on a new album from your favorite artist
• Your Spotify Wrapped list
• Bachelor/bachelorette (or other reality TV show) predictions
• A song to describe each person in your friend group and why
• Suggest locations for your next friend trip
• Everyone’s love language
• Fantasy football updates
• Everyone’s favorite movies, ranked
• Water bottle brands ranked
• The best restaurants in a 30 mile radius according to you
• Dream wedding destinations
• Your friends as Disney characters
• The best nostalgic shows for your generation
•  Things you would do if you were president 
•  Pet names that you love and hate
•  The best and worst managers or bosses you’ve ever had
•  Your favorite memory with each friend
•  The best iPhone/android apps you can’t live without
•  Each friend’s toxic trait
•  Fashion trends you can’t get behind
•  Friend trivia or two truths and a lie
•  Office gadgets that just make sense
•  A [insert name] starter pack for all of your friends
•  Give each friend a superpower and explain why
•  Your colleagues as an alcoholic beverage
•  Things you hate: and everyone has a chance to try to change your mind
•  Everyone’s enneagram types
•  Unpopular opinions: things you like that no one else does
•  The emojis you need in the next update
•  The top 10 best celebrity couples
•  Things that just make sense to have in your home
•  Band names each friend would name their band
•  Things from Amazon that you would recommend to a stranger
•  Your friends as fast food restaurants
•  A song for every milestone in your life
•  How each person’s road trip snack preference defines them
•  The first five things you’d spend money on if you won the lottery
•  Bucket list items
•  Local coffee shops, ranked
•  The best and worst things about everyone’s jobs
•  Give all your friends a new name and persona
•  How everyone’s zodiac signs fit their personality
•  Your group as Friends characters
•  Holidays ranked from worst to best
•  Celebrities that would play your friends in a movie or TV role
•  Things you’d rather be doing than your current job
•  Each of your colleagues as dog breeds
• The best (most useful) things you’ve learned from TikTok

Want to create a viral-worthy presentation in half the time? Let DesignerBot take the wheel . While PowerPoint night topics are subjective, DesignerBot can help you pull in facts, images, or information on your topic. For example, for a presentation on "water bottle brands ranked" you can enter the prompt "top 10 water bottle brands" and watch DesignerBot generate the deck for you like magic. You can then edit the slide(s) to reflect your personal rankings and thoughts without wasting time sourcing brand names, photos, or logos. You might even ask DesignerBot to pick a PowerPoint night topic for you— the possibilities are endless.

Jordan Turner

Jordan is a Bay Area writer, social media manager, and content strategist.

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PowerPoint Parties Are the Party Trend You Have to Try: Here's How to Host One

PowerPoint nights are the new fun way to party together. Try these clever PowerPoint party hosting tips and ideas for creating winning presentations.

Lauren is a former editor at Real Simple and currently serves as a senior digital editor for Better Homes & Gardens.

All get-togethers are great, but PowerPoint parties have been particularly popular for livening up both in-person and virtual parties over the past few years. PowerPoint nights give everyone something to contribute to the party's success (beyond a hostess gift ). And they're great for connecting with far-flung friends or family, as you can easily host it over Zoom or video chat.

And the cool thing: All you need is a computer, a screen, and your friends' creativity to host a PowerPoint night that'll leave everyone laughing (and likely, looking to host their own PowerPoint party in the not-so-distant future).

If you're ready to jump on the PowerPoint party trend, here's everything you need to know to host one of your own, plus a ton of ideas for PowerPoint presentations that will make you the hit of any party you attend.

What is a PowerPoint Party?

A PowerPoint party takes the meeting and school presentation staple—the Microsoft PowerPoint presentation or slideshow—and makes it something fun, playful, and party-appropriate. PowerPoint party attendees craft and give presentations on topics of their choice. Drinking, themed costumes, Q&As, and other fun add-ons may also be included.

A PowerPoint party can also be done with Google Slides, Keynote (the presentation software from Apple available on iOS devices), or any other presentation tool—Microsoft PowerPoint is not required.

First popularized in 2018 , the PowerPoint party is best kept to a small group of people—it's not an activity for a crowded rager—and can be enjoyed virtually or in person.

How to Host a PowerPoint Party

To plan and host your very own PowerPoint party, first gather a select group of people who you think will enjoy the party. PowerPoint parties aren't for everyone, or for every occasion—it's something best left for smaller groups of adults, young adults, and teens. If you want to include younger kids, consider pairing them with an adult or an older child with experience giving presentations who can give them a little help, and if you want to have larger groups, consider dividing them into teams to create presentations.

When you invite people, explain the expectations of the party. What's the time limit or slide limit on each presentation? What's the dress code? Is the PowerPoint party themed?

The Drink, Talk, Learn (DTL) PowerPoint party—in which everyone simply chooses a topic they're passionate about, with no themes or restrictions—is the classic option, but if you want to do a themed PowerPoint party, check out some clever PowerPoint night ideas below. If you're worried about people having the same topic, ask that everyone submit their topics to you ahead of time to avoid any duplicates.

If you're attending a PowerPoint party, your presentation can be whatever you want it to be. (Most PowerPoint parties should be goofy, either in the topic or presentation.)

Use PowerPoint, Google Slides, or Keynote, fill your slideshow with images, charts, graphs, quotes, gifs, videos, and whatever else makes your point, and have fun with it. And don't be afraid to use all those weird effects that the apps offer that you never get to use in everyday work life. (Why not make that slide spin off into the ether?)

If you're hosting the party virtually , send around the link to join the video call early to avoid any technical difficulties. You can allow everyone to share their screen when they're presenting, or you can collect all the presentations and serve as the presenter.

Don't load up your slides with text. Use your slideshow for images, graphs, and keywords or phrases that help make your point. When you're presenting, don't just read what's on the screen; try to use notecards to make your argument. To ensure you rule at the PowerPoint party, take your presentation for a spin or two to fine tune what you want to say.

PowerPoint Night Hosting Ideas

To make your PowerPoint party even more fun or interesting, try adding some of these ideas to your gathering.

Turn the presentations into a drinking game

Have presenters take a sip of their drink every time they say "um" or another filler word, for example, or ask them to finish their drink in its entirety if their presentation extends beyond the allotted time. (Always drink responsibly, of course.) You could even pick an uncommon word or phrase—like pink umbrella, for example—and if anyone works it organically into their presentation, the whole party has to drink.

Create a dress code

Take the party up a notch by enforcing a themed dress code. If everyone is presenting about historical figures, have them dress up like their chosen figure. You could also ask everyone to wear business attire or dress entirely in one color.

Consider assigning topics

While it's fun to let them use their imagination and share a wide array of presentations at your PowerPoint night, assigning a topic theme or a specific topic can give your party more structure, and challenge your guests a little too. They'll have to work up a passion for their given topic, and you can laugh at their efforts to make their presentations entertaining. (Bonus points if you choose extremely obscure topics, like how staples are made or where sand comes from.)

Give out prizes

To get everyone invested in your PowerPoint party, make it competitive. Find a great prize and create a scoring sheet with points for the quality of presentation, the strength of argument, choice of images, outfit choice, adherence to the time limit, and whatever other details you think are important. Have everyone score their fellow presenters (all in jest) after their presentation. The winner at the end gets the prize.

There isn't just a single Oscar awarded, is there? Consider offering prizes in an array of categories at your PowerPoint party— the wildest use of PowerPoint effects, most dedicated presenter, best costume, etc.

25 PowerPoint Party Theme Ideas

Ready to host your very own themed PowerPoint party? Here are a few PowerPoint night ideas beyond the classic Drink, Talk, Learn party to get you started.

Drunk History

Presenters choose a historical figure or event and present about it. Have everyone dress like their figure or era, and encourage people to have a drink or two before their presentation to really make it interesting.

The Best [Whatever] of All Time

Every presenter picks a movie, TV show, video game, board game, fictional character, food, city, etc., and everyone makes the case that their pick is the best one of all time. Keep topic selections within the same genre to spark a little friendly competition.

Conspiracy Theories

Have everyone select a conspiracy theory and present it with the goal of convincing everyone that it could indeed be true.

Assigning Characters

All presenters pick a category—it could be dogs, foods, characters in a movie, TV show, or book, whatever—and explain who everyone would be in each group. (This is best done within a close-knit group of friends.) Presenters could explain which Harry Potter or The Office character everyone might be, or which type of pasta noodle they'd be. The opportunities are endless.

Who Survives?

Rate your friends on their survival skills in a number of dangerous events, such as The Hunger Games, a slasher movie, or a zombie apocalypse. Be sure to share how each pal at the PowerPoint party meets their bitter end, and who will survive the longest (and how).

Over/Underrated

Each guest shares their hot take on something that's overrated or underrated—and shares their reasoning behind it. It can be something from pop culture, foods, a beauty product, a fashion trend, or even a hobby.

Cast the Movie of Your Life

Who'd play your parents, your friends, your mate—and you! (Be sure to assign celebs for each of the attendees that you know, of course.)

Your Biggest Regrets

Reveal it all, from highlights-gone-wrong to spring break shenanigans to major parenting fails.

Rank dog breeds, highlight why lizards reign supreme, or go ahead and list the magical pets you'd love to have (hello, unicorns!).

How to Hacks

Share your skills! Take your friends step by step through concocting your signature cocktail, getting killer deals on travel, or crafting cool nail art.

The Perfect Undercover Names

Give every member of the crew their own secret agent moniker and highlight their spy-worthy skills, whether it's their next-level driving or ability to keep a (top) secret.

When Your Favorite Shows Jumped the Shark

Narrow it down to the key moment that the show in question started its decline in quality—and make your case for it.

Crystal Ball Prognostication

Imagine where you and your friends will be in five, 10, or 20 years from now. (The funnier your predictions, the better!)

Worst Gift Ever

Chronicle the weirdest gifts you (or people you know) received—and why they're bad. Don't forget photos!

Your Dream Wedding

Even if you're already paired off, pop in what you'd want to do to celebrate your wedding now if money was no object.

Bucket Lists

A PowerPoint party is the perfect opportunity to see which ones you share with your friends—and start making plans to cross them off together.

Guilty Pleasures

Share your favorite guilty pleasure(s), and lay out the argument why others should indulge as well.

Me in the Multiverse

Take a cue from Everything Everywhere All at Once and imagine what your alter egos are doing in alternate realities.

Junk Drawer Archaeology

Dive into the depths of your junk drawer and share the weirdest/smartest/oldest finds.

Confessions

Time to come clean on sins from your past or present, and plead your case for why it had to be done.

Friends Trivia

No, we're not talking about what the mail label says on Chandler Bing's TV Guide (though it's Chanandler Bong, if you need it for your next trivia night). Instead, quiz other guests to see how much they remember about each other.

Word to the Wise

Keep your friends from learning the hard way by sharing a life lesson you've learned.

Share your biggest (and ideally, weirdest) fears, and why you're not a fan.

Two Truths and a Lie

Turn the classic party game into a PowerPoint party presentation—and see who knows you best.

Share the tales (and ideally, photos!) of projects you envisioned, and how they went wrong.

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200+ Mind-Blowing PowerPoint Night Ideas (Templates Included)

Zhun Yee Chew

Have you ever imagined that the presentation program known as PowerPoint, typically associated with school, teaching, and work presentations, could become a favorite social gathering tool for millennials and Gen Z? PowerPoint night ideas have taken TikTok’s “For You” page by storm, with someone ingeniously reimagining PowerPoint as a fresh and innovative way to bring people together.

In this article, we’ve meticulously curated an extensive collection of over 200 power-packed PowerPoint night ideas (including some inspired by TikTok ) that are certain to inject boundless amusement and fun into your gatherings. Whether you’re hanging out with friends, spending time with family, bonding with colleagues, connecting with classmates, or even making new acquaintances, these ideas will add a spark to your get-togethers. Plus, we’re offering free downloadable PowerPoint night templates to help you get started.

Get ready to jump aboard this trend and experience this new way of bonding with your loved ones, friends and colleagues! We have something for everyone!

What is A PowerPoint Night?

A PowerPoint night is a social event or gathering where friends, family members or colleagues come together to collaboratively create and share PowerPoint presentations on a range of topics in a lively and entertaining fashion. Unlike the formal presentations you might prepare for a class, PowerPoint night themes tend to be less academic and factual, focusing instead on personal narratives, opinions, cherished memories, and shared experiences among friends, family, and loved ones. With the primary goal of fostering stronger connections and fostering interactions filled with laughter, the themes of these presentations are inherently more light-hearted and joyful.

Without further ado, let us dive straight into the PowerPoint night ideas. Find what you need depending on who you are with – friends, families, siblings, other half, colleagues, classmates, or new acquaintances .

PowerPoint Night Ideas that Guarantee Endless Fun!

Powerpoint night ideas for friends.

• Never Have I Ever: Share amusing and surprising “never have I ever” stories.
• Nostalgia Collection: Gather old photos and go through them together.
• Personal Favorites Showcase: Each friend highlights beloved books, movies, music, etc.
• Passion Unveil: Each friend to share their hobbies and interests (pro tip: choose the ones that your friends don’t already know).
• Would You Rather: Engage in imaginative “Would You Rather” scenarios.
• Bucket List: Set the bucket list goals you want to achieve together with your friends.
• Friendship origin: Describe your first meeting and initial impressions.
• Google Search Guesses: Guess recent Google searches of your friends.
• Unbelievable Stories: Share unbelievable personal stories you have encountered.
• Best & Worst Dates: Discuss your best and worst date experiences.
• Reality Show Fits: Match your friends with reality shows.
• Song Descriptions: Describe each friend using a song and reason.
• Dream Trip Spots: Suggest future travel destinations for your friends group.
• Nostalgic TV Picks: Share your favorite shows from childhood.
• Job Confession: Discuss the highs and lows of each of your previous jobs.
• Best Year & Why: Reflect on your best year of life.
• Middle School Cringe: Reveal cringy middle school photos.
• Celebrity Lookalikes: Compare each friend to a celebrity.
• Fashion Fails Awards: Decide on the ugliest outfit awards.
• $10 Million House: Describe your dream mansion with a budget.
• Superhero Alter Egos: Cast each friend as a superhero.
• Insta Pic Ratings: Rate each other’s Instagram photos.
• Caption Critiques: Review and rate Instagram captions.
• Dream Emojis: Invent emojis you wish existed for fun.
• Fictional Podcasts: Describe imaginary podcasts for each friend.
• Comfort Movie Picks: Reveal top comfort movies you love.
• Best Hookup Stories: Recount top memorable hookups.
• Top Dislikes: List your five least favorite things.
• Change My Mind: Challenge your friends to change your mind on your dislikes.
• Animal Antics: Show funny animal videos you love.
• Movie Remake Rants: Discuss the worst movie remakes.
• My Personal Evolution: Journey to becoming your current self.
• Social Media Blunders: Laugh at your most embarrassing social media moments.
• Hogwarts Sorting: Sort friends into Hogwarts houses and reasons.
• Amazon Review Laughs: Share the most hilarious Amazon product reviews.
• Friendship Scandals: Playfully speculate on scandalous stories if friends were famous.
• Astrological Compatibility: Examine astrological birth chart matches (or mismatches).
• Niche Future Predictions: Predict friends’ futures in quirky and unique ways.
• Future Kid Names: Guess what names friends would pick for their future kids.
• Friend Starter Packs: Create humorous starter packs for each friend.
• Regrettable Moments: Reveal things you regret and wish you hadn’t done.
• Personal Aesthetic: Showcase your aesthetic using three photos.
• Friend Name Alterations: Suggest new names for your friends based on their personalities.
• Toxic Trait Revelations: Playfully disclose each friend’s most toxic trait.
• Phone Notes Expose: Share amusing notes from your phone.
• Red Flag Crushes: Recall previous crushes and their red flags.
• Having Kids: Discuss your opinions about having kids and have friends weigh in.
• Job Swaps Daydreams: Share what you’d rather be doing than your current job.
• Favorite Memories: Each friend recounts a cherished memory.
• Spirit Animal Choices: Describe the chosen spirit animal for each friend.
• Friends as Kardashians: Imagine your friends as the Kardashians.
• TikTok Insights: Share things you learned from TikTok.
• High School Musical Friends: Casting your friends as high school musical characters.
• TV Show Fits: Match your friends to TV shows you think they would thrive on.

PowerPoint Night Ideas For Families

• Tech Blunders: Share funny tech blunders in the family.
• Family History: Uncover family heritage, roots, and stories.
• Culinary Heritage: Share family recipes and cooking customs.
• Family Milestones: Commemorate family members’ achievements and significant moments.
• Talent Show: Share individual talents and abilities (pro tip: share hidden talents your family members don’t already know about you).
• Dream Family Destinations: Share desired travel spots for family vacations.
• Top Family Film Picks: Present favorite movies for cozy movie nights.
• Awkward Family Captures: Laugh at cringeworthy and funny family photos.
• Cherished Family Customs: Discuss special traditions and rituals.
• Epic Family Fails: Share hilarious and memorable mishaps that brought your family closer.
• Parenting Bloopers: Celebrate funny and endearing moments from your parents’ adventures.
• Silly Family Superlatives: Present light-hearted awards like “Best Morning Bedhead” or “Snack Master.”
• Kitchen Catastrophes: Share amusing cooking disasters in the family.
• Pet Antics: Document your family furry friends’ mischievous moments and quirky behaviors.
• Bedtime Chronicles: Share amusing bedtime stories and night routines that make you all laugh.
• Gardening Goofs: Share gardening mishaps in the family.
• Family ‘Survivor’ Moments: Discuss the funniest survival strategies each family member has.
• Family Impersonations: Each family member imitates another’s quirks or catchphrases for laughs.
• Parenting 101: Each family member offers humorous “parenting advice” based on their experiences.
• Family Doppelgängers: Compare family members to famous celebrities or fictional characters.
• Tech Time Travel: Share screenshots of your family’s early social media posts and online interactions.

Tech Blunders PowerPoint Night Template

Spice up your PowerPoint Night with this fun template!

PowerPoint Night Ideas For Siblings

• Pre-College Insights: Share things you wish you knew before attending college.
• Ex Analysis: Dissect past relationships of each sibling for fun.
• Childhood Chronicles: Share funny, embarrassing, or memorable stories from your childhood.
• Siblings’ Bucket List: Share bucket list goals you want to achieve together as siblings.
• Sibling Show and Tell: Each sibling presents an item that holds special meaning.
• Sibling Showdowns: Relive playful sibling rivalries and competitions from childhood.
• Siblings vs. Technology: Share tech-related mishaps and funny text conversations.
• Siblings in Sync: Compile synchronized dance routines or synchronized silly faces.
• Sibling Slang: Share inside jokes, phrases, and slang unique to your sibling dynamic.
• Pet Peeves: Discuss quirky habits and behaviors that annoy each other.
• Siblings’ Secret Talents: Reveal surprising talents or skills that your siblings possess.
• Sibling Photo Recreations: Recreate old photos with a hilarious modern twist.
• Siblings’ Prank Wars: Present the most epic pranks you’ve played on each other.
• Sibling Impersonations: Take turns imitating each other’s mannerisms and quirks.
• Siblings’ Guilty Pleasures: Share guilty pleasures and quirky interests you secretly enjoy.
• Sibling Comedy Roast: Playfully roast each other with good-natured humor and jokes.
• Siblings Through the Ages: Present a timeline of your evolving sibling relationship with photos.
• Siblings’ Room Tour: Give a tour of your siblings’ childhood bedrooms, highlighting their quirks and treasures.

PowerPoint Night Ideas For Couples

• Love Language Exploration: Delve into understanding and satisfying each other’s love languages.
• Love Story Timeline: Chronicle your relationship journey through anecdotes and photos.
• Fantasy Getaway: Design a presentation detailing your dream vacation as a couple.
• Bucket List: Showcase shared ambitions and experiences on your bucket list.
• Creative Date Night Ideas: Compile a list of date night ideas.
• Adventurous Date Night Ideas: Propose exhilarating and daring date night escapades.
• Future Visions: Reveal individual and collective aspirations for your journey ahead together.
• Love Letters Memory Trail: Go through the love letters you have exchanged in the past.
• Fantasy Escapades: Present an imaginative shared fantasy or dream adventure.
• The Art of Flirting: Share playful techniques to keep your connection lively.
• Intimate Poetry Sharing: Exchange heartfelt and passionate poetry compositions.
• Inner Desires Revealed: Share your innermost fantasies.
• Life’s Profound Insights: Share acquired wisdom and life lessons with each other.
• Would You Rather (Couple Edition): Play a light-hearted “Would You Rather” game tailored for couples.
• Boredom Buster Ideas: A list of fun activities when you run out of date ideas.
• Dream Wedding Destinations: Explore fantasy wedding locations and venues.
• Instagram Recreation Fun: Couples recreate friends’ Instagram photos for laughs.
• Met Gala Outfit Dreams: Share creative ideas for Met Gala attire.
• First Night Scenarios: Re-imagining scenarios for the first night spent together.
• Ex Comparisons: Playful discussion of past relationships.
• Shared Interests Exploration: Discover common hobbies and passions.
• Celebrity Power Couples: Discuss and rank top celebrity relationships.
• Aging Transformation Revelations: Predict and share how you’ll look in old age.
• Cooking Together Adventures: Ideas for shared cooking experiences and meals.
• Couples’ Game Night Picks: Recommend the best games for entertaining nights.
• Ideal Relationship Presents: Brainstorm perfect gifts for partners.
• Guess My Likes and Dislikes: Let your partner guess the things you like and dislike most. (Pro tip: surprise each other with your favorite likes to show appreciation.)
• Admitted Annoying Habits: Confess and discuss personal bad habits.

Love Languages PowerPoint Night Template

PowerPoint Night Ideas For Colleagues

• Workplace Superlatives: Give out awards for “Best Desk Decor,” “Snack Guru,” and more.
• Workplace Humor: Create a humorous presentation about office life and inside jokes.
• Work-Life Balance: Discuss strategies for maintaining a healthy work-life balance.
• Colleague Cocktails: Match coworkers to cocktail personalities and explain why.
• Dream Escapes: Share preferred activities over current work tasks.
• Office Character Match: Compare colleagues to “The Office” TV show characters.
• Job Highs and Lows: Share best and worst aspects of your jobs.
• Insta Pic Ratings (office edition): Rate coworkers’ Instagram photos with humor.
• Caption Critiques (office edition): Evaluate colleagues’ Instagram captions in a friendly manner.
• Bold Unpopular Views: Share personal opinions that go against the norm.
• Diary Delves: Reveal intriguing and amusing diary entries.
• Lottery Dreams Unveiled: Present extravagant plans if you won the lottery.
• Initial Impressions: Discuss first impressions of your colleagues and how they evolved.
• Office Fashion Faux Pas: Share and laugh at hilarious outfit choices and fashion mishaps.
• Email Etiquette Funnies: Present amusing email chains and memorable communication blunders.
• Cubicle Cribs: Show off creative desk setups and personalized workspaces.
• Desk Drawer Revelations: Share surprising and unusual items found in colleagues’ desk drawers.
• Conference Call Chronicles: Relive funny moments from virtual meetings and video calls.
• Workplace Pet Peeves: Discuss quirky habits and behaviors that amuse or annoy.
• Office Meme Masterpieces: Create and showcase memes inspired by office life.
• Office Confessions: Reveal humorous secrets, confessions, and funny anecdotes about the workplace.
• Colleague Catchphrases: Highlight phrases and sayings that have become synonymous with your team.
• Impersonation Challenge: Take turns imitating colleagues’ voices, habits, or signature moves.
• Hilarious Meeting Re-enactments: Act out funny scenarios from past meetings.
• Office Déjà Vu: Highlight situations that always seem to happen in the office.
• Mugshot Gallery: Present colleagues’ favorite mugs and the stories behind them.
• “If Colleagues Were Characters”: Match colleagues to fictional characters that best represent them.
• Office Screensavers: Share humorous or creative screensavers from colleagues’ computers.
• Job Title Makeovers: Playfully redefine job titles to capture the essence of each role.
• Alternate Universe Careers: Describe what alternative careers each colleague might pursue in a parallel universe.

Workplace Superlatives PowerPoint Night Template

PowerPoint Night Ideas For Classmates

• Future Forecast: Forecast friends’ aspirations and future paths.
• Passion Projects: Share your personal interests, hobbies, and passion-driven projects.
• Hidden Talents: Share your lesser-known talents and exceptional abilities.
• Emoji Wishlist: Suggest emojis you wish to see in updates.
• Snacks on the Go: Interpret road trip snack choices as personality traits of your classmates.
• Yearbook Image Ratings: Evaluate and rate yearbook photographs and have a good laugh together.
• Personal Hue Spectrum: Share color palettes that reflect each person’s personalities.
• Youthful Lessons: Explore crucial lessons learned during our younger years.
• Life Hacks: Share useful hacks for school challenges.
• Classroom Confessions: Share humorous and memorable confessions from your time in class.
• If Classmates Were Animals: Match each classmate to an animal based on their personality.
• Classmates’ Superlatives: Give out playful awards for “Class Clown,” “Tech Guru,” and more.
• Classroom Quirks Showcase: Highlight quirky habits and behaviors that define your classmates.
• Classmates’ Nicknames: Share the creative nicknames classmates have given each other.
• Classroom Antics Timeline: Create a timeline of funny and unexpected classroom moments.
• Inspirational Figures: Introduce individuals who serve as your sources of inspiration.
• Future Plans: Reveal post-graduation objectives, wanderlust, and individual dreams.
• Study Session Mishaps: Share and relive funny and chaotic moments from study sessions.
• Study Strategies: Provide strategies for successful learning and time utilization.
• Classmates’ Role Reversal: Imagine each classmate in a different role or profession.
• Classmate Epic Fails: Share hilarious stories of classmate mishaps and blunders.
• Classmate Time Travel: Imagine each classmate in a different era of history.
• Classmate News Flash: Create satirical news headlines featuring your classmates.
• Classmate Trivia Challenge: Create trivia questions based on quirky classmate facts.

PowerPoint Night Ideas For New Friends

• New Friend Fun Facts: Present unique and surprising facts of yourself to each other.
• Two Truths and a Lie: Create slides with two true statements and one false statement about yourself. Your new friend guesses which is the lie.
• First impression: Share your first impressions about each new friend in a friendly manner.
• Fantasy Friend Day: Imagine your dream day together, from activities to destinations.
• Friendship Compatibility Test: Design a humorous compatibility quiz to determine how well you match.
• New Friend Travel Plans: Imagine and present your dream travel itinerary together.
• Personal Timeline: Create a visual timeline of your life, including significant events, milestones, and hobbies.
• Favorite Things Presentation: Compile images and descriptions of your favorite books, movies, foods, places, hobbies etc.
• Guess My Passion: Present photos and clues about a particular hobby or interest, and your new friend guesses what it is.
• My Name in…: Explore the history and meaning of your name in different languages and cultures.
• Personality Collage: Create a collage of images, symbols, and quotes that reflect your personality and values.
• My Best Day Ever: Design a presentation detailing your ideal day, from morning to night.
• Cultural Exchange: Present aspects of your culture, traditions, or customs that you’d like to share.
• Alternate Reality Self: Imagine an alternate version of yourself with different interests and experiences.
• In a Parallel Universe: Discuss how your life might differ if you made one pivotal decision differently.
• My Superhero Alter Ego: Describe the traits and powers your superhero self would possess.
• If I Could Time Travel: Explain which historical era you’d visit and what you’d do there.
• If I Could Swap Lives: Discuss whose life you’d want to experience for a day and why.
• Emoji Biography: Craft a biography using emojis to depict important milestones and experiences.
• Word Cloud of Traits: Generate a word cloud highlighting personality traits that describe you.
• Guilty Pleasures: Reveal guilty pleasures you enjoy, whether it’s movies, music, or quirky habits.
• Fantasy Adventure Partner: Describe the fantastical adventures you’d embark on with your new friend.
• Book or Movie Character: Explain which fictional character you feel most connected to and why.
• My Personal Mantra: Share a phrase or quote that inspires and motivates you.
• If I Were a Food: Describe the type of food you’d be based on your personality.
• Mars Spirit Animals: Choose a unique planet and assign hilarious “spirit animals” for each other.
• Fantasy BFF Swap: Present the perks and challenges of swapping best friends for a day with your new friend.

Funny PowerPoint Night Ideas

• Driver Ratings: Rate each friend’s driving skills with anecdotes.
• First Horror Movie Victim: Predict who’d go first in a horror film.
• Jail Time Predictions: Guess how each friend would end up in jail.
• Body Swap Adventures: Describe what you’d do in your friend’s body.
• Crying Locations Ratings: Rate places where you’ve cried before.
• Kidnapper’s Change of Heart: Explain why a kidnapper would return your friends.
• Bank Heist Roles: Assign roles for each friend in a hypothetical bank heist.
• Santa’s Existence: Proof that Santa does exist.
• Cartoon Villains: Match your friends with cartoon villains.
• Hunger Games Survival: Estimate the survival time and downfall of each friend in Hunger Games.
• Problematic Scale: Playfully rate how problematic each friend is.
• Gender Swap: Imagine how friends would be as the opposite gender.
• Conspiracy Theorist Tales: Invent conspiracy theories about each friend.
• Comical Anecdotes: Exchange funny and cringe-worthy tales.
• Hilarious Memes: Share recent funny memes you’ve encountered.
• Funeral Planning: Plan a light-hearted and unique funeral for yourself.
• DIY Disasters: Show before-and-after photos of DIY projects that didn’t quite go as planned.
• Text Comedy Revealed: Share amusing text message exchanges.
• Extreme Makeover: Present outrageous and funny makeovers you’d give to each other.
• My Secret Lair or Hideout: Share the most absurd and extravagant places you’d hide out in as a secret agent.
• Hair Horror: Share the worst hairstyles throughout history.
• Career Misinterpretations: Explain what you think each friend does for work.
• Yearbook Ratings: Rate yearbook photos with humor.
• Pick-Up Line Extravaganza: Share both terrible and hilarious pick-up lines.
• Weird Global Foods: Share unusual foods from around the world.
• Fashion Fails: Showcase fashion faux pas and “Worst Outfit” moments.

10 Tips for An Unforgettable PowerPoint Night

Now that you have an exciting array of PowerPoint night ideas in your arsenal, let us make sure you combine them with the following tips to ensure your PowerPoint night is an unforgettable and enjoyable experience for everyone involved.

1.     Select Diverse Topics : Pick a mix of fun, informative, and personal subjects to appeal to everyone’s interests.

2.     Interactive Elements : Infuse interactive elements in your PowerPoint presentations like quizzes, polls, or challenges to actively engage the audience and spark conversations.

Read this Expert Guide to  Interactive PowerPoint  for more expert tips, tutorials and free templates for interactive PowerPoint presentations, with a free 60+ pages playbook for download.

3.     Add a Personal Flair : Encourage sharing personal stories, anecdotes, or cherished memories to forge deeper connections among participants.

4.     Timekeeping : Use a timer to help keep everything on track and ensure seamless transitions between presentations.

5.     Variety of Formats : Be flexible and embrace diverse presentation styles—blend informative pieces with humor, storytelling, or even interactive games to keep things fresh.

6.     Clear and Concise Content : Keep your slides straightforward and succinct. Use bullet points, short sentences, and key phrases to convey your message with precision.

7.     Visual Appeal : Infuse your slides with fun and engaging images, graphics, and icons to elevate the visual appeal.

8.     Minimal Text : Cut down on excessive text and use only essential keywords and phrases to complement your spoken presentation. (Remember, this is not a lecture or class presentation!)

9.     Engaging Fonts : Opt for easy-to-read fonts that are pleasing to the eye. Stick to a maximum of two font styles for a polished and unified appearance.

10.  Audience-Focused : Tailor your content to your audience’s interests and questions. Address their needs to keep them fully engaged and invested.

In a fast-paced digital world quick with fleeting connections, PowerPoint nights stand as investments that hold a value beyond mere currency. These gatherings are more than just presentations; they are windows into the soul of friendships, families, and colleagues. So, whether you’re bonding with loved ones, rekindling old friendships, or strengthening workplace camaraderie, remember that a PowerPoint night isn’t just about the slides—it’s about the stories, the connections, and the joy that unfolds with each click. So, we hope you make good use of the ideas above to create an epic PowerPoint night, because you are not just creating presentations, but moments that will be cherished for a lifetime.

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75 Unique & Creative Ideas For Your Next PowerPoint Night

Who knew that the presentation program we all know and love would take over our ‘For You’ pages on TikTok with hilarious PowerPoint night ideas? From high school to the workplace, we’ve all had to create compelling slides to communicate our ideas, but now TikTok has shown us a whole new dimension of fun!

Picture it: you and your friends huddled around a projector, laughing until your sides hurt as you click through hilarious slides.

Want to join in on the fun? Check out our list of some of the best and funniest PowerPoint night ideas below! Trust us, it’ll be a night to remember!

75 Mind-Blowing Ideas for PowerPoint Night

How awesome is it that presentations can actually be fun and not just something you have to do for work or school, right? Get ready to channel your inner comedian or storyteller, because we’ve got 75 funny PowerPoint night ideas that are sure to make your night memorable:

• Dream wedding destinations
• Rating Disney Princes
• Rating friends as drivers
• Your friends as Spongebob Characters
• Everyone’s worst ex
• Your friends’ celebrity lookalikes
• Guessing your friends’ most recent Google searches
• Predictions of who Pete Davidson will date next
• Everyone’s favorite movies ranked
• Your favorite memory with each friend
• Best conspiracy theories
• Ideas for your future homes
• Best board games and why they’re the best
• Everyone’s love language
• The best TV shows to binge-watch
• Your favorite artists and why
• The funniest memes you’ve seen recently
• The best books you’ve ever read
• Places you’d love to travel to
• Best road trips you’ve ever taken
• Things that have happened to you that no one believes
• Your colleagues as an alcoholic beverage
• Things you hate— and everyone has a chance to try to change your mind
• Everyone’s enneagram types
• Best TV series finales
• Your favorite TV show characters and why
• Rating fast food restaurants
• Recreating your friends’ Instagram photos
• Why (fill in the blank) is overrated
• List of shower thoughts
• Your friends’ selfies as Vogue covers
• 15 Best Celebrity Couples
• Casting celebrities to play everyone in a movie
• Predicting your friends’ futures
• A song for every milestone in your life
• Your group as Friends characters
• The emojis you need in the next update
• The best and worst apps you’ve downloaded
• The best and worst dates you’ve been on
• Best and worst trends on TikTok
• Best YouTube channels to binge-watch
• Favorite childhood memories
• The best books you’ve read in the last year
• Give each friend a superpower and explain why
• Guess the celebrity based on childhood photos
• Hot takes on a new album from your favorite artist
• Life hacks that have changed your life
• How to survive a zombie apocalypse with your friends
• Things you wish you knew before college
• Things you wish you knew before your first job
• Things you wish you knew before your first relationship
• The best and worst pickup lines you’ve ever heard
• The most embarrassing thing that has ever happened to you
• Your favorite guilty pleasure song
• Your favorite fictional character and why
• What is the weirdest thing you’ve ever eaten?
• Favorite board games ranked
• Each friend’s spirit animal and why
• Things you’ve always wanted to learn how to do
• A song to describe each person in your friend group and why
• Things you would do if you were president
• Holidays ranked from worst to best
•  Things you’d rather be doing than your current job
• Things you would do with a million dollars
• Your friends as ice cream flavors
• Your favorite childhood snacks and drinks
• Reality shows each friend would do best on
• What you would do if you were in your friends’ bodies for a day
• Your friends as dog breeds
• An analysis of everyone’s exes
• Who each friend was in a former lifetime
• Ranking all the cartoon characters you’ve had crushes on
• Historical figures you could date
• The role everyone would play in a bank heist
• Which Taylor Swift era everyone is

8 Tips To Host The Best PowerPoint Night For Your Friends & Family

Alright, so now that you have all these amazing ideas, how can you use them effectively to have an awesome PowerPoint night with your friends? Here are some tips and tricks for you:

1. Have plenty of snacks and drinks

PowerPoint nights are incomplete without some yummy snacks and beverages. Grab your favorite chips, dips, and drinks, and enjoy the night!

2. Keep it short and sweet

Remember, nobody wants to sit through a long and boring presentation, so keep it short and sweet.

3. Get creative

Don’t be afraid to get creative with your presentation. Use images, videos, and sound effects to make your presentation more engaging and entertaining.

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4. Keep it light

While it’s fun to poke fun at each other, it’s important to keep the tone light-hearted and avoid any hurtful or offensive content. Remember, the goal of the night is to have fun and enjoy each other’s company.

5. Use lots of visuals

Remember, this is supposed to be a fun night, so make your presentation visually appealing! Use funny memes, pictures, and videos to keep your audience entertained.

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6. Choose a Theme

One way to make your PowerPoint Night more cohesive and enjoyable is to choose a theme. This can be anything from pop culture to personal experiences. Themes help to give your presentation a sense of direction and can make it easier to come up with ideas.

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7. Have fun!

This is obviously a no-brainer, but always remember to have fun! PowerPoint night is all about letting loose and having a good time with your friends.

8. Use an AI Presentation Maker to Make Things Easier

Creating a PowerPoint night presentation doesn’t have to be stressful. Simplified’s free AI presentation maker has got you covered! In just minutes, you can create beautiful and engaging slides that match your chosen theme, with a single prompt in seconds.

Plus, with our extensive library of images, icons, and fonts, your creativity can run wild. And we certainly can’t forget about the animation options that can add that extra pop to your presentation!

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50+ Powerpoint Night Ideas to Unleash Your Creativity

Powerpoint Nights have become a favorite among students, providing a dynamic platform for showcasing their creative flair through presentations and discussions. However, the repetition of themes can sometimes dampen the excitement. If you’re eager for some Powerpoint Night ideas, we’ve got you covered!

In this article, we’re sharing a range of lively and innovative ideas designed to ignite your imagination and elevate your Powerpoint Night to new levels. By exploring various presentation techniques and incorporating interactive elements, our goal is to transform your event into an unforgettable showcase. Prepare to impress your peers with these outstanding Powerpoint Night concepts!

What is Powerpoint Night?

Before we jump into the exciting world of funny PowerPoint night ideas, let’s first demystify what a PowerPoint Night entails. Essentially, it’s an event where participants whip up presentations on a variety of subjects using Microsoft PowerPoint or any similar software. The tone of these presentations can swing from educational to downright hilarious, aligning with the evening’s chosen vibe.

In recent times, PowerPoint Nights have gained popularity, serving as an interactive platform for individuals to unleash their creativity and hone their public speaking skills. Beyond merely sharing information, these gatherings provide opportunities for discovering fresh ideas and engaging with others in a captivating manner. Initially, they predominantly featured solo or duo presentations.

As virtual meetings become more prevalent, group presentations have emerged as the main focus, injecting additional excitement and fostering a warm and inclusive environment. Whether organized by student groups, academic societies, or within classroom settings, PowerPoint Nights present an excellent opportunity to bring people together, promoting innovation and teamwork among participants.

Now that we have a better understanding of what PowerPoint Night involves, let’s explore some imaginative ideas to ensure your event makes a lasting impression.

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What to add to your Powerpoint Night

Here are some ideas to add a creative twist to your Powerpoint Night:

• Choose a Theme : Start by selecting a theme to guide the evening’s presentations. Themes can be fun and nostalgic, like “My Favorite Childhood Memory,” or bold and imaginative, like “How I Would Survive a Zombie Apocalypse.” This sparks creativity and prompts participants to deliver presentations that are engaging and original.
• PechaKucha Format : Embrace the PechaKucha approach, where each presentation consists of 20 slides, each displayed for 20 seconds, culminating in a brisk 6 minutes and 40 seconds of presentation time.
• Team Presentations : Shift from solo or duo presentations to group efforts. Working together on one presentation encourages teamwork and results in a more diverse and interesting final product.
• Interactive Elements : Introduce fun activities like trivia, charades, or Pictionary that tie into the presentation themes. Incorporating these interactive elements will ensure your audience stays entertained and fully engaged throughout the presentation.
• Virtual Enhancements : Leverage the power of virtual presentations by using dynamic backgrounds and animations to add an extra layer of excitement and visual interest to your PowerPoint Night.
• Special Guest Appearances : Spice up the event by inviting guest speakers or experts to share their knowledge.

So rally your group, tap into your collective creativity, and prepare to dazzle at your upcoming gathering!

As the saying goes, “All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.” This is especially true when it comes to presentations. Keeping your audience engaged and entertained is crucial for them to retain information and truly relish the experience.

Top Powerpoint Night Ideas

Here are some top Powerpoint Night ideas that have been a hit among students:

Friends PowerPoint Night Ideas

• Middle School Cringe: Reveal cringy middle school photos.
• If I Were President: Create a presentation on what you would do if you were president.
• The History of Memes: Take your audience on a journey through the evolution of memes.
• Bucket List Destinations: Share your top travel destinations and why they are on your bucket list.
• My Future Dream Job: Present about your dream job and how you plan to achieve it.
• Conspiracy Theories: Dive into some popular conspiracy theories and present your findings.
• Animal Antics: Show funny animal videos you love.
• What I Learned During Quarantine: Share your experiences and lessons learned during the pandemic.
• The Ultimate Playlist: Put together a presentation of your favorite songs and why they mean so much to you.
• Dear My Teenage Self: Write a letter to your teenage self and share it with the audience.

Couples PowerPoint Night Ideas

• Our Love Story: Share the heartwarming tale of how you and your partner crossed paths and found love blossoming between us.
• The Ultimate Date Night: Create a presentation on unique date ideas for couples.
• Build Your Dream Home: Design and present your dream home to your significant other.
• Couples Trivia Game: Test each other’s knowledge about your relationship with a fun trivia game.
• Our Future Goals: Share your individual and shared goals for the future with each other.
• The Best Advice We’ve Received: Present the best advice you’ve received as a couple and how it has impacted your relationship.
• Couples Bucket List: Create a presentation of all the things you want to do together in the future.
• Relationship Do’s and Don’ts: Share your relationship do’s and don’ts with the audience.
• The Love Language Challenge: Take a quiz to determine your love languages and present your results.
• Our Favorite Memories: Create a presentation of your favorite moments together as a couple.

Families PowerPoint Night Ideas

• Family Vacations: Share your favorite family vacation memories and photos.
• Our Family Tree: Research and present about your family’s history and ancestry.
• What Makes Us Unique: Present each member of the family’s unique talents, interests, and quirks.
• Childhood Memories: Have each family member share their favorite childhood memory.
• Family Traditions: Present about your family’s unique traditions and how they have evolved over the years.
• The Family Cookbook: Share family recipes and their significance to each member.
• Parenting Bloopers: Celebrate funny and endearing moments from your parents’ adventures.
• Family Travel Tips: Share tips and tricks for traveling with a large family.
• Sibling Rivalry: Present your favorite sibling rivalry moments and how they brought you closer as a family.
• Bedtime Chronicles: Share amusing bedtime stories and night routines that make you all laugh.

Classmate PowerPoint Night Ideas

• Class Meme Awards: Create funny and relatable memes representing each classmate and present them at the event.
• Our Favorite Teachers: Have classmates present about their favorite teachers and why they are so special to them.
• Class Superlatives: Give out awards for various categories such as “Most Likely to Become President” or “Class Clown.”
• Yearbook Image Ratings: Evaluate and rate yearbook photographs and have a good laugh together.
• Class Trip Memories: Share photos and memories from class trips over the years.
• Senior Year Bucket List: Create a presentation of all the things you want to do before graduating.
• Talent Showcase: Have classmates showcase their unique talents, such as singing, dancing, or playing an instrument.
• Class Pet Showdown: Vote on the cutest and most well-behaved class pet.
• Classmates’ Superlatives: Give out playful awards for “Class Clown,” “Tech Guru,” and more.
• Inspirational Figures: Introduce individuals who serve as your sources of inspiration.

New Friends PowerPoint Night Ideas

• Two Truths and a Lie: Prepare slides featuring two true statements and one false statement about yourself. Your friend guesses which is the lie.
• Hometown Highlights: Share photos and intriguing facts about where you grew up.
• Dream Day Together: Envision your ideal day with your friend, from activities to destinations.
• Favorite Things: Discuss your top preferences, spanning from food to hobbies.
• Embarrassing Stories: Share amusing anecdotes from your past and have a good laugh together.
• Virtual Travel: Present your dream travel spots and the activities you’d indulge in there.
• Playlist Swap: Browse through each other’s music playlists and listen to mutual favorites.
• Game Night: Engage in virtual games and introduce your favorite ones to the group.
• Show and Tell: Reveal a cherished item and elaborate on its significance to you.
• Fantasy Adventures: Describe the fantastical escapades you envision undertaking with your friend.

So, whether you’re looking to bond with your significant other, connect with your family, classmates, or new friends, a PowerPoint night is a fun and creative way to do so. Feel free to customize the themes and presentations based on your interests and personalities, making each experience unique and unforgettable.Mistakes to Avoid During a PowerPoint Night.

PowerPoint nights are all about having a blast and sharing laughs, but to keep the good times rolling without a hitch, there are a few pitfalls you’ll want to steer clear of:

• Overloading slides with text : Keep in mind, that this isn’t a boardroom meeting. Aim for minimal text and let the visuals do the talking to keep your audience engaged and entertained.
• Skipping rehearsal : A little practice goes a long way. Running through your presentation beforehand can boost your confidence and ensure you deliver your best performance.
• Stifling creativity : Don’t hold back on getting inventive with your slides.
• Exceeding your time : Respect the clock. Adhering to your allotted time keeps the night moving smoothly and ensures everyone gets their moment in the spotlight.
• Venturing into taboo territory : Always be considerate of your audience’s feelings. Avoid content that could be deemed offensive or insensitive to ensure a positive vibe throughout the evening.
• Ignoring fellow presenters : Show your peers the same attention and enthusiasm you’d like in return. Listening actively is a wonderful way to bond and discover more about each other.
• Forgetting a Plan B : Tech mishaps can and do happen. Having a backup plan in place ensures you’re prepared to tackle any technical glitches that might arise with your presentation equipment.
• Don’t forget to have fun: Above all, take a moment to relax and enjoy the experience. PowerPoint nights are all about laughter, learning, and creating memories. So, jump in, loosen up, and cherish the camaraderie.

By steering clear of these common pitfalls, you’ll ensure that your PowerPoint night isn’t just a success, but also a memorable experience for everyone involved. So, embrace your creativity and have a blast along the way!

Deciding to host a PowerPoint night guarantees an unforgettable time filled with laughter and connection. It provides a wonderful opportunity to share personal stories and discoveries, allowing everyone to strengthen their bonds in a relaxed and enjoyable setting.

But don’t feel boxed in by the suggestions we’ve shared – let your imagination lead the way and tailor your night with unique themes and presentations that reflect your group’s interests.

The essence of a great PowerPoint night lies in the joy of the experience. So, invite your nearest and dearest or a group of new acquaintances, kickstart your presentations, and brace yourself for an evening brimming with camaraderie and chuckles. Armed with these insights and inspirations, you’re perfectly equipped to orchestrate a PowerPoint night that’ll be cherished by all who attend.

As you gear up for your PowerPoint night, consider adding Arvin AI into the mix to give your event an extra boost of excitement and fun. Happy planning!

How can I craft a hilarious PowerPoint presentation for a night dedicated to dream wedding destinations and quirky family members?

Consider creating a mock “Family Wedding Planner” presentation, assigning dream wedding destinations to different family members based on their personalities. Turn it into a game by having others guess why each location was chosen for each person.

What are some PowerPoint night ideas that incorporate friend fun facts and dream vacations?

You might want to put together a fun trivia-style presentation where you share surprising facts about your friends alongside pictures of their dream wedding destinations. It’s a great way to keep everyone entertained while also getting to know each other better!

How can I combine the themes of horror movie victim and body swap adventures in a PowerPoint night?

You could create an imaginative narrative where your friends or family members swap bodies with famous horror movie victims. Include potential escape plans or plot twists for extra fun.

How can I use past relationships, love story timelines, and creative date night ideas in a PowerPoint night presentation?

Create a “Love Story Challenge” where participants have to match a love story timeline with a book or movie character, past relationships, and daring date night escapades.

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A PowerPoint night is when friends come together and share slides about a topic they pick, one after the other. This cool trend on TikTok is a super fun activity for get-togethers and sleepovers.

You can make a PowerPoint to play this game with your family, college buddies, or classmates. Tools like SlidesAI.io make it easier with free templates and smart features that turn your words into slides in no time .

We all know these PowerPoint nights are a funny and enjoyable way to hang out with friends, colleagues, or loved ones. It’s a chance to let your creativity shine through your slides! Here are some awesome PowerPoint night ideas for parties.

What is PowerPoint night?

A PowerPoint night is an interactive social event where friends present their PowerPoint slides on chosen topics (or the most obscure questions), creating a fun and engaging atmosphere for friends, family, or colleagues. Also known as PowerPoint parties, they can be hosted in person or through video calls.

A theme for the night is chosen, and each individual or group creates presentation decks about funny topics to present. Usually accompanied by lots of finger foods and drinks, it’s a refreshing change from the same old party games.

The possibilities are endless. Pick ideas from any category to suit the dynamics of your groups. Add drinking games. Personalize the ideas for specific jobs or niche interests. This is an activity that can be played by a lot of friends at once, so get creative!

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Our Top Funny PowerPoint Night Ideas

• Pineapple on pizza: Delicious topping or a culinary sin?
• Things you believe are overrated: Start a controversial discussion, but keep it in good spirits!
• Explain that funny image: Get everyone to speculate and interpret what’s happening.
• DIY Olympic events: Invent new sports you and your friends could compete in.
• How each of my friends will get canceled: Humorously predict reasons and why.
• Spotify Wrapped: Compare your Spotify Wrapped stats and top songs.
• Forbidden foods: Things that aren’t edible that you want to eat.
• Reality check: What you thought being an adult would be like vs. reality.
• ‘I can’t believe we used to do that’: Ridiculous things that were normal in the past.
• Worst online purchase: Share stories of disappointing or funny online shopping fails.
• Emoji wishlist: Which emojis do you wish existed? Suggest 3 to 5 new emojis.
• Useless talents: Show off a quirk, fun but not particularly useful talent.
• Things that have happened to you that no one believes: Unbelievable but true stories.

Creative PowerPoint Night Party Ideas for Friends

• How did you meet: Share stories of how you met each of your friends.
• Rate how introverted or extroverted each friend is: Discuss each other’s social tendencies.
• Creating a Pinterest mood board for each friend: Make a mood board that represents a friend.
• Each friend’s toxic trait: Light-heartedly reveal each other’s flaws.
• Give all your friends a new name and persona: Invent new names and personas for each other.
• If we met earlier: Imagine how different your friendship would be if you met earlier in life.
• Where will we be in 10 years?: Predict where each of you will be in a decade.
• Create starter packs for each friend: Assemble a ‘starter pack’ meme for each friend.
• Your favorite memory with each friend: Share cherished memories with each friend.
• Body swap adventures: Create stories about swapping bodies with each other.
• Bits of me: Share a mood board or collage of your favorite things, places, and experiences.
• Three things I cannot live without: The most essential things in your life and why.
• Things you hate: Share them and let friends try to change your mind.
• Top dislikes: Discuss your biggest pet peeves and reasons why.
• Foods you don’t eat: Show pictures and explain your aversions.
• Weirdest food you have ever eaten: Describe unusual foods and where you tried them.
• Change my mind: Present an opinion and challenge others to change your view.
• Unpopular opinions: Share likes that are generally unpopular.
• Regrettable moments: Reflect on past moments you wish you could change.
• Best year of your life & why: Reflect on the best year of your life and the reasons behind it.
• Life lessons learned the hard way: Discuss important lessons learned from past mistakes.
• How everyone’s zodiac signs fit their personality: Discuss the accuracy of zodiac traits.
• The most ‘Zodiac sign’ thing each person has done: Stereotype the zodiac signs playfully.
• Friendship compatibility test: A playful assessment of how well you mesh as friends.
• Top 10 moments in our friendship history: Highlight the top moments you’ve shared.
• Best superhero powers: Would you rather have the ability to fly or be invisible?
• Binge-watching vs. weekly episodes: Which makes for a better viewing experience?
• Never have I ever: Talk about the things you’ve never done (but should have, in a fun tone).
• Would you rather?: Present different scenarios and choose your preferences.
• Jail time predictions: Guess what silly crimes your friends could get jailed for, and assign the jail time.
• Cats vs dogs: Which are the superior pets?
• Each of your friends as dog breeds: Match friends to dog breeds based on their personality.
• Friends as mythical creatures: Turn them into mythical creatures based on their personality.
• Friends as podcasts: Assign a podcast theme to each friend.
• The best memes: Share your favorite memes.
• Trends you take part in and regret: Discuss past trends you regret following.
• Unpopular opinions: Reveal opinions that go against the norm.
• Why (fill in the blank) is overrated: Discuss why certain things are overhyped.
• Parallel universe: Imagine an alternate reality for your friend group.
• Friend trivia or two truths and a lie: Share fun facts or play the classic game.
• Everyone’s love language: Share and discuss each other’s love languages.
• Things you’d rather be doing than your current job: Share your dream jobs or activities.
• Funniest thing that ever happened at a job: Relive hilarious work moments.
• Assign each friend a job you think they’d be suited for: Suggest ideal jobs for each other.
• The most embarrassing thing that has ever happened to you: Share your most embarrassing moments.
• Gender swap: Imagine if you and your friends were the opposite gender.
• The group chat’s texts out of context: Share funny out-of-context messages from your group chat.
• Conspiracy theories: Come up with unique conspiracy theories.
• Time travel adventure: Share where you’d go if you could time travel.
• Cringiest childhood photos: Share embarrassing childhood photos.
• Awkward teenage phase: Relive cringey teenage moments.
• Everyone’s best and worst photos on Instagram: Showcase each other’s Instagram hits and misses.
• Bucket list items: Share items on your bucket list.
• Everyone’s spirit animal and why: Assign and explain a spirit animal for each friend.
• Pet names you love and hate: Discuss favorite and least favorite pet names.
• Bank heist roles: Assign roles to each friend in a hypothetical heist.
• The best things you’ve learned from TikTok: Share useful TikTok discoveries.
• Social media blunders: Discuss embarrassing social media mistakes.
• Best and worst social media trends: Rate recent social media trends.
• Give each friend a superpower and explain why: Choose fitting superpowers for your friends.
• Suggest new names for each friend: Come up with creative new names for each other.
• Band names each friend would name their band: Invent band names that reflect each friend’s personality.
• Who my friends were in their past lives: Guess each friend’s past life persona.
• Everyone’s celebrity lookalikes: Match friends with their celebrity doppelgängers.
• Celebrities that would play your friends in a movie: Choose actors to portray each friend.
• Music showdowns: Which is better, 90s pop, 2000s hip-hop, or Taylor Swift?
• Movie remakes: Enhancements or recasts to the original?
• Your group as TV show characters: Assign each friend a character from a TV show everyone has watched.
• Bachelor/bachelorette predictions: Guess who would win on these reality shows.
• Which reality show should each friend participate in?: Match friends with reality shows.
• The top 10 best celebrity couples: Rank your favorite celebrity couples.
• A song to describe each person: Choose a song that represents each friend.
• A song for every milestone: Pick songs that match life milestones.
• Hot takes on a new album: Share opinions on recent music releases.
• The best restaurants: Discuss and rank your favorite dining spots.
• Dream wedding destinations: Describe your ideal wedding locations.
• Dream vacation: Talk about your ultimate vacation destinations.
• Locations for your next friend’s trip: Brainstorm and suggest future trip ideas.
• Holidays ranked from worst to best: Rank holidays based on your preferences.
• Your friends as fast food restaurants: Match friends with fast-food chains based on their personality.
• Things you would do if you were president: Share what changes or policies you’d implement.
• Best board games and why they’re the best: Discuss your favorite board games and reasons for liking them.
• Best gaming console: Share your favorite and a few top games to go along with it.
• Your most-watched movie & why: Share and explain your most-watched film.
• Everyone as -Movie or TV Show- Characters: Assign movie or TV show characters to each friend.
• Write a cheesy hallmark movie plot for everyone: Create a Hallmark-style plot featuring your friends.
• Recasting a new movie: Imagine a new cast for a well-known movie.
• Casting in a live-action for a cartoon movie: Suggest live-action actors for a cartoon.
• Dating app contenders: Create humorous dating app profiles for friends.
• Best & worst dates: Recount your best and worst dating experiences.
• Pick-up lines you’ve heard: Share memorable or cheesy pick-up lines.
• Best hookup stories: Discuss memorable or funny hookup stories.
• Everyone’s worst ex: Talk about past relationships gone wrong.
• Red flag crushes: Share crushes you had despite obvious red flags.
• Fashion trends you can’t get behind: Discuss popular fashion trends you dislike.
• Fashion fails awards: Present awards for the most memorable fashion fails.
• Extreme makeover: Imagine a dramatic makeover for each other.
• Decade-specific fashion fails: Laugh about the 90s, 2000s, or 2010s fashion trends.
• Tech evolution witnessed: Talk about the evolution of technology you’ve seen in your lifetime.
• GIF pronunciation: Is it “GIF” with a hard ‘g’ or “JIF”?
• Adulting wins and fails: Share your most successful and hilarious adulting moments.
• Hobby evolution: How have your hobbies changed from your teens to now?
• Back in my day…: Funny anecdotes about ‘the good old days.’
• Parenting tips I never got: Humorous or serious parenting advice you wish you had known.
• DIY home improvement disasters: Share stories of home projects that didn’t go as planned.
• Fantasy music festival lineup: Create your ultimate music festival lineup.
• Political run: Imagine if you ran for a political position and your campaign promises.
• First Horror Movie Victim: Guess who would be the first to go in a horror movie.
• Survivor timeline: Create a survivor story for your group and vote for who will last the longest.
• How everyone would die in a zombie apocalypse: Predict each other’s fate in a zombie outbreak.
• If we were in a sitcom: Create sitcom scenarios featuring your friends.
• Villain origin story: Imagine each friend as a villain and create origin stories.
• Kidnapper’s change of heart: Invent a story where a kidnapper releases you for a funny reason.
• Movie remakes you’d like to see: Discuss old movies you’d love to see remade.
• Throwback playlist: Songs that define your earlier years and why.
• If our lives were a reality show: Title and plot for a reality show about your group.
• The great debate: Light-hearted debates on trivial topics (e.g., best pizza topping).
• Health fad experiences: Discuss health trends you’ve tried and their outcomes.
• The evolution of your dream home: Describe how your ideal home has changed over the years.
• Life hacks that actually work: Share genuinely useful life hacks you’ve discovered.
• ‘I wish I knew’ in my early 20s: Valuable insights you wish you had known earlier.
• Bucket list check-in: Update and share your life’s bucket list progress.
• How I’d spend a lottery win now vs. ten years ago: Contrast your spending plans.
• The ultimate road trip: Plan an epic road trip with specific stops and reasons.
• ‘This is why I’m single’ stories: Share funny or bizarre dating experiences.
• If we started a business together: Brainstorm a business idea suited to your group.
• DIY culinary creations: Share your best or worst attempts at cooking or baking.
• Retro gaming night: Discuss old video games and their impact on you.
• ‘That’s so 2000s’: Laugh about things that were quintessential in the 2000s.
• My secret guilty pleasure TV show: Confess the TV shows you secretly love.
• The evolution of social media: How your use of social media has changed over time.
• ‘What if’ scenarios about major life decisions: Reflect on alternative life paths.
• The mixtape of my life: Songs for various phases and moments in your life.
• Letter to my younger self: Write a letter to your younger self with advice and insights.
• Dream concert experiences: Share which concerts you wish you could have attended.
• Fitness journey ups and downs: The highs and lows of staying fit over the years.
• The evolution of our friend group: How your group dynamic has changed over time.
• If our lives were a novel: What genre and plot would your group’s novel have?
• Wine-tasting adventures: Share stories from wine tastings or vineyard visits.
• Pandemic hobby reveals: New hobbies or skills picked up during the pandemic.
• Travel disaster stories: Share your most chaotic or humorous travel mishaps.
• Global cuisine cook-off: Discuss international dishes you’ve tried cooking.
• Around the world in 80 tales: Share stories from countries you’ve visited.
• Adulting 101: Essential life skills you’ve learned since becoming an adult.
• The art of finding balance: Discuss how you balance work, life, leisure activities, and family.
• Mystery trip planning: Design a surprise trip for each other with imaginary unlimited budgets.
• Celebrity dinner party: Choose which celebrities you’d invite to a dinner party and why.
• Eco-challenge ideas: Brainstorm fun challenges to live more sustainably.
• Dream music festival line-up: Create the ultimate line-up with your favorite artists.
• If we were superheroes: Assign each friend a superhero identity and powers.
• House renovation fantasies: Share your dream home renovation plans.
• Future technology predictions: Predict what technology will look like in 20 years.
• Fantasy road trip across fictional worlds: Plan a journey through your favorite fictional universes.
• Reimagining famous paintings with friends: Insert yourselves humorously into famous artworks.
• If our pets could talk: Imagine what your pets would say about you.
• Reinventing classic fairy tales: Rewrite classic fairy tales with a modern twist.
• Virtual world tour: Share a place you’ve virtually explored or want to visit.
• Alien invasion survival plan: Create a strategy for surviving an alien invasion.
• If we were in a musical: Imagine your life as a musical and describe key scenes.
• Underwater world exploration: Describe an adventure in an imagined underwater city.
• DIY fashion show: Create your own fashion line and present it.
• Secret agent identities: Come up with secret agent personas and missions for each other.
• Time capsule predictions: Predict what items will be in a 2050 time capsule.
• If we made a band: Come up with a name, genre, and first album cover.
• Reimagined book covers: Redesign the covers of your favorite books.
• Magazine cover stars: Create magazine covers featuring each friend.
• Mythical world creation: Invent a mythical world and describe its inhabitants and rules.
• If we were video game characters: Assign each friend a role in a video game.
• Dream theme park rides: Design a theme park ride based on your favorite movie or book.
• Alternate universe careers: Discuss what careers you’d have in different universes.
• Hidden talents show and tell: Share a talent or skill that most people don’t know you have.
• Life as a sitcom: Create a sitcom plot line based on your friend group.
• If we were a traveling circus: Assign each friend a role in a circus troupe.
• Vintage photo recreation: Recreate old family photos with a modern twist.
• Mythbusters: Friend edition: Debunk common myths with personal stories.
• Epic prank wars stories: Share the best pranks you’ve played or experienced.
• Dream concert line-up from past eras: Create a concert line-up with artists from different decades.
• If our lives were an epic poem: Write an epic poem about your adventures together.
• Fantasy island getaway planning: Design a fantasy island and plan an imaginary trip there.
• DIY game show night: Create your own game show with unique challenges.
• ‘What’s in my apocalypse survival kit’: Share what you’d include in a survival kit.
• Recipe fails and successes: Discuss your best and worst attempts at cooking or baking.
• If we were on a reality TV show: Choose a reality TV show and imagine your role in it.
• Our group’s theme song: Write or choose a theme song for your friend group.
• Dream music festival lineup with a twist: Create a festival lineup featuring unexpected artist collaborations.
• If we were characters in a fantasy novel: Assign each friend a role in a fantasy story.
• Superpower lottery: Randomly assign superpowers and discuss how you’d use them.
• Life milestones bingo: Create a bingo game based on common and uncommon life milestones.
• Retro-decade party themes: Pick a decade and plan a themed party around it.
• Recreating iconic movie scenes: Act out and record iconic scenes from movies.
• Life in a parallel dimension: Describe what your life might look like in an alternate dimension.
• Future tech we wish existed: Discuss futuristic technology you wish was real.
• Gadget invention brainstorm: Come up with a gadget that doesn’t exist but should.
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Family-Friendly PowerPoint Night Ideas

• Favorite childhood memories: Reminisce about favorite memories from your childhoods.
• Childhood dreams revisited: Share what each family member wanted to be when they grew up.
• Family tree storytelling: Share interesting stories about ancestors and relatives.
• The story of our family name: Explore the history and meaning behind your family’s surname.
• Our family’s favorite myths and legends: Discuss myths or legends that fascinate your family.
• Culinary heritage: Discuss traditional dishes from your family’s cultural background.
• Family recipe swap: Present favorite family recipes and their histories.
• Kitchen catastrophes: Relive the most memorable cooking fails and disasters.
• The great family bake-off: Plan a family baking competition and describe the ideal entries.
• Family’s favorite comfort foods: Discuss the comfort foods that everyone loves.
• Favorite family tradition or routine: Discuss beloved family traditions or daily routines.
• Is it cake?!: Vote on photos of hyper-realistic cakes (and decoys) to guess which is cake.
• Our family in different eras: Imagine your family living in different historical periods.
• If our family started a business: Brainstorm ideas for a family business.
• Our family’s impact on the world: Discuss how your family contributes to the community.
• Family milestone: Highlight significant milestones achieved by family members.
• Predict the future: Predict each other’s lives in 5, 10, or 20 years.
• Family time capsule: Decide on items each family member would include in a time capsule.
• A day in our family’s life (past vs. present): Contrast a typical day in the past with now.
• Family’s guide to happiness: Share each member’s ideas on what happiness means.
• Our family’s unsung heroes: Talk about family members who have made a significant impact.
• Family advice column: Share the best advice given by different family members.
• Our family’s world records: Create funny or serious world records held by family members.
• Guess the relative: Show baby or old photos and guess which family member it is.
• Doppelgängers: Share photos or stories of family members who look like celebrities or characters.
• Talent show: Showcase each family member’s unique talents or skills.
• Family talent hidden gems: Unveil hidden talents that family members haven’t shared before.
• Our family’s theme song: Choose or create a theme song for the family.
• Family sports day: Plan a family sports event and discuss the potential activities.
• Family fitness challenge ideas: Come up with fun fitness challenges for the family.
• The evolution of family pastimes: Discuss how family pastimes have changed over the years.
• Gardening mishaps for those without a green thumb: Talk about gardening attempts that didn’t go as planned.
• Tech blunders: Share stories of funny or frustrating technology mishaps in the family.
• Virtual family world tour: Present a virtual tour of places the family would love to visit.
• Share desired travel spots for family vacations: Discuss dream destinations for family trips.
• Family time-travel destinations: Choose historical periods to visit as a family.
• The product you like and recommend the most on Amazon: Share your top Amazon recommendations.
• Things that make sense to have in your home: Discuss practical items every household should have.
• Everyone’s favorite movies ranked: Debate and rank the family’s favorite movies.
• Everyone’s favorite TV shows ranked: Share and rank favorite TV shows among family members.
• Our family as a reality show: Create a hypothetical reality show based on your family life.
• The best nostalgic shows for your generation: Discuss TV shows that define your generation.
• Your dream home with a $5 million budget: Describe what your dream home would look like.
• Funniest Amazon reviews: Find and share hilarious product reviews from Amazon.
• Family Pet Hall of Fame: Share memorable moments and stories about family pets.
• Family book club: Discuss a book that the whole family has read.
• Home movie night: Watch and comment on old family videos.
• Family karaoke night: Have fun singing songs chosen for each family member.
• DIY projects gone wrong: Talk about DIY attempts that ended up being disasters.
• Favorite board games ranked: Discuss and rank the family’s favorite board games.
• Least favorite herb or garnishing: time for the coriander-haters to air their grievances.
• A letter to our future family: Write letters to future generations of your family.

Sibling Shenanigans: PowerPoint Night Ideas

• Before-College Tips: Tell what you wish you knew before going to college.
• Ex Breakdown: Talk about funny or interesting stories from past relationships.
• Childhood Tales: Share funny, embarrassing, or memorable stories from when you were kids.
• Siblings’ Goals List: Share goals you want to achieve together as siblings.
• Show and Tell: Each sibling shows something special and explains why it’s important.
• Sibling Rivalries: Reminisce about playful rivalries and competitions from your childhood.
• Tech Mishaps: Share funny tech mishaps and text conversations.
• Synced Silliness: Make funny dance routines or silly faces together.
• Family Lingo: Share jokes, phrases, and slang that only your family understands.
• Hidden Talents: Reveal surprising talents or skills your siblings have.
• Photo Recreations: Recreate old photos funnily.
• Prank Wars: Tell the best pranks you played on each other.
• Guilty Pleasures: Share secret hobbies or interests you enjoy.
• Comedy Roast: Jokingly make fun of each other with good-natured humor.
• Through the Years: Show how your relationship evolved with pictures.

Bonding PowerPoint Night Ideas for Couples & Dates

• Love language exploration: Discuss and share each other’s love languages and what they mean to you.
• Our favorite things about each other: Share what you most appreciate about each other.
• Our best moments: Relive and share the best moments you’ve had together.
• Love story timeline: Create a timeline of your relationship, highlighting key moments.
• My favorite photos of you: Present and explain your favorite photos of each other.
• Our bucket list: Compile a list of adventures and experiences you want to go on together.
• Creative date night ideas: Come up with a list of unique and fun ideas for future date nights.
• Virtual date night ideas: Share creative ideas for virtual dates or for those in LDRs.
• Fantasy getaway: Plan an imaginary perfect vacation or escape.
• Honeymoon destinations: Discuss and plan your ideal honeymoon spots.
• Our parallel universe: Imagine and describe your lives together in an alternate universe.
• If we were a meme: Create or find a meme that perfectly describes your relationship.
• Our story as a graphic novel: Visualize your relationship story as a series of comic strips or a graphic novel.
• Our superhero alter egos: Invent superhero identities for yourselves as a couple.
• Playlist for our relationship: Compile a playlist that represents different stages of your relationship.
• Astrological compatibility: Discuss how your astrological signs influence your relationship.
• Future kid names: Share and discuss potential names for future children.
• Parenting bloopers: Relate funny or memorable moments from parenting (if applicable).
• Celebrity power couples: Compare your relationship to famous celebrity couples.
• Guess each other’s likes and dislikes: Try to guess each other’s preferences accurately.
• Dream house design: Collaborate on designing your ideal home.
• House renovation fantasies: Talk about how you would renovate or change your current living space.
• TikTok challenge duo: Plan and present a TikTok challenge you would do together.
• Our YouTube channel concept: Come up with an idea for a YouTube channel you could start together.
• Travel vlog dream: Discuss the idea of creating travel vlogs of your adventures.
• Our dream music festival lineup: Create a lineup for a music festival you’d love to attend together.
• Couples’ gaming night: Plan a gaming night, including which games you would play.
• Fitness challenge as a couple: Plan a fitness or wellness challenge you can do together.
• Our eco-friendly lifestyle plan: Discuss ways to make your lifestyle more environmentally friendly.
• If we had a podcast: Develop an idea for a podcast you could host as a couple.
• Our favorite viral videos: Share and discuss your favorite viral videos or trends.
• If we were influencers: Brainstorm the type of content you would create if you were social media influencers.
• Our custom emojis: Design emojis that capture unique aspects of your relationship.
• Social media archives: Look back at your posts and interactions with each other on social media.
• Our food blog concept: Imagine starting a food blog together and what it would feature.
• Shared hobby exploration: Propose a new hobby you could start learning together.
• Couple’s wellness retreat: Plan an imaginary wellness retreat, including activities and locations.
• Our couple’s signature dish: Create and present a dish representing your relationship.
• Couple’s themed photoshoot ideas: Come up with fun and creative themes for a photoshoot together.
• Our signature dance move: Choreograph, or choose a dance move you both love.
• Dream home tech setup: Imagine the ultimate tech setup in your future home.
• Virtual reality adventures: Imagine and describe an adventure you’d have in a virtual reality world.
• Fashion style evolution: Share how each other’s fashion styles have evolved since you’ve been together.
• If we wrote a book: Come up with an idea for a book you could write together.
• DIY project for two: Plan a DIY project you can work on together.
• Pet parenting plan: Discuss the possibility and plans for having a pet together.

Engaging PowerPoint Night Ideas for Colleagues

• Paid holiday scenario: What will you do, and where will you go if you had three months of paid leave?
• Dream job swap day: Talk about a job you want to try for a day, within or outside your current workplace.
• Alternate universe careers: Imagine different career paths you and your colleagues might have taken.
• Fantasy retirement plans: Describe your ideal retirement life.
• The ultimate sandwich combo: A delicious debate on what goes into your ideal sandwich (with images!).
• The great office work debate: Engage in a discussion of the pros and cons of remote work.
• Meeting styles: Compare the effectiveness and preferences for in-person versus virtual meetings.
• Work hours: Discuss preferences between traditional 9-5 schedules or flexible working hours.
• Things you’ve always wanted to learn how to do: List skills or sports you’ve wanted to learn.
• Things you would do with a million dollars: Share what you would do if you suddenly became a millionaire.
• Everyone’s enneagram types: Discuss your enneagram types and how they reflect your work styles.
• Initial impressions: Talk about your first impressions of your colleagues and how they have changed.
• Colleague catchphrases: Highlight unique or commonly used phrases by colleagues.
• Job title makeovers: Invent creative and humorous job titles for yourself and your colleagues.
• The best and worst managers or bosses you’ve ever had: Share experiences with different types of managers.
• Office confessions: Admit to harmless office misdeeds or funny incidents.
• Most embarrassing email sent: Share stories of sending emails that went wrong or to the wrong person.
• Office fashion faux pas: Recall memorable office fashion mistakes.
• Best office cubicle/space design: Showcase well-designed office spaces or dream cubicle setups.
• Most bizarre thing on your office desk: Share the weirdest items you have or have seen on office desks.
• Dream office chair: Share your ideas on what you think is the best office chair money can buy.
• Office gadgets that make sense: Share useful or innovative gadgets that enhance the workspace.
• The best iPhone/Android apps you can’t live without: Present essential mobile apps for work and personal life.
• Best work music: Discuss whether certain genres of music, like classical or lo-fi, help with focus at work. Bonus – share your playlist!
• Virtual background challenge: Compete to create the most unique or funny virtual backgrounds.
• Colleague cocktails: Assign a type of cocktail to each colleague based on their personality.
• Each of your colleagues as cat breeds: Compare your colleagues to different cat breeds based on their traits, accompanied with cat photos or videos!
• Compare colleagues to “The Office” TV show characters: Match colleagues with characters from “The Office.”
• Coffee or tea: Debate the merits and preferences of coffee vs. tea.
• Office memes: Share popular or internal office memes.

Spark Laughter with Classmates: PowerPoint Night Ideas

• Viral video reacts: React to popular YouTube videos or TikToks together.
• TikTok Challenge Hall of Fame: Showcase favorite TikTok challenges or create a class-specific challenge.
• Stream team: Discuss the latest series, show, or channel everyone’s been watching.
• Best YouTube channels to binge-watch: Recommend your go-to YouTube channels and explain your addiction.
• Playlist exchange: Share your current favorite playlists or songs.
• Your favorite guilty pleasure song: Confess the songs you love but might be embarrassed to admit, and explain which moods they suit.
• Guess the celebrity: Try to identify celebrities from their childhood images.
• Your favorite fictional character: Talk about a fictional character you love and the reasons behind it.
• If you were a video game: Match friends to video games based on their personality.
• Your friends as Disney or Marvel characters: Assign a Disney or Marvel character to each classmate.
• If I were an anime character: Choose an anime character that best represents you (or your alter ego).
• Hogwarts sorting: Sort classmates into Hogwarts houses.
• Classmates as historical figures: Which historical figure do they resemble or embody?
• Classmates as animals: Imagine which animal each classmate would be.
• Ice cream flavors: Which ice cream flavor would each person be, and why?
• Color palette matching: Choose color palettes that match classmates’ personalities.
• Most likely to go viral: Come up with ideas on what each of your classmates will go viral for, then do a vote.
• Pop culture time machines: Rate pop cultures (e.g., 70s, 80s, 90s, 2000s) based on defining hairstyles, fashion, singers, and trends.
• Evaluate yearbook photographs: Look back and rate yearbook photos for a good laugh together.
• Hidden talents: Reveal skills or talents that your classmates might not know about.
• Passion projects: Discuss personal projects or interests you’re passionate about.
• Future class reunion: Predict what everyone will do at a class reunion 10 years later.
• Tech time capsule: Predict the future of technology in 10 years.
• Dream influencer collab: Discuss which influencer you’d love to collaborate with (or meet) and why.
• Indie hacker dream: Describe an app or software that you’d invent and why.
• What’s in my bag: Reveal interesting or unusual items you carry every day.
• Snacks on the go: Share your go-to nibbles for busy days or study sessions.
• Favorite childhood treats: What snacks did you like as a child (and perhaps still do)?
• Rating fast food restaurants: Rank fast food chains and your favorite order there.
• The best books you’ve ever read: Talk about your all-time favorite books.
• Book club: Recommend books for your classmates to read and explain why.
• Study strategies: Share effective studying techniques or tips.
• Handwriting vs. typing: Which is better for learning?
• Group projects or solo work: Which is more effective?
• Art vs. science: Which is more crucial in education?
• Ideal pet: Describe your dream pet, real or imaginary.

Icebreaker PowerPoint Night Ideas for New Friends

• Emoji introductions: Use emojis to express your personality.
• First impressions: Discuss your initial thoughts or feelings about each other.
• New friend fun facts: Share an unusual or funny fact about yourself.
• Two truths and a lie: Guess which of the three statements is a lie.
• Top misconceptions about your culture, language, or customs: Clarify common misunderstandings and stereotypes with a light heart and open mind.
• My name in another language: Translate or adapt your name into five different languages.
• Personality collage: Create a visual representation or mood board about your personality.
• Guess my passion: Prepare a collage of images about your greatest passion, and let others guess what it is.
• Life hacks that changed your life: Share a tip or trick that’s been a game changer.
• If I were an inventor: Pitch an invention you would create.
• Favorite drink or beverage: Rank your top beverages and explain why.
• Favorite foods and cuisines: Photos of your favorite foods and why.
• Road trip snack preference: Connect snack choices to personality traits.
• If I were a food: Describe what kind of food you’d be and why.
• Book or movie character: Pick a character you relate to or aspire to be like.
• Movie night choices: What genre and movie would you choose?
• The best and worst things about everyone’s jobs: Shed light on the extreme ends of your job.
• Things from Amazon that you would recommend to a stranger: Your top Amazon picks and finds, and why.
• Lottery win: The first five things you’d spend money on if you won the lottery.
• If you could swap lives for a day: Choose whose life you’d like to experience for a day.
• If you could time travel: Where would you go if you could get there instantly, and why?
• Describe your best day ever: What would your perfect day be from start to finish?
• Guilty pleasures and indulgences: Confess your guilty pleasure or secret indulgence.
• Favorite season: What is your favorite season, and what does it remind you of?
• Ideal superpower: Choose your own ideal superpower and why.
• Dream vacation: Cultural exploration or relaxing beach?
• Best dessert: What is your favorite dessert, and what would you pair it with?
• Morning routine: Are you an early riser, or do you snooze 5 times every morning?
• Morning or evening person?: Early bird or night owl? Share bits of your routine and sleep habits.
• Fitness preferences: Gym workout? Outdoor activities?

Tips for hosting a PowerPoint night presentation

🍿 Turn it into a potluck, or have friends bring their own food and drinks

📺 Use a TV screen (and big fonts) and Chromecast or Airplay

⏰ Use a timer for each presenter to keep things on time

🗂️ Use AI to help with creating the slides and templates

✨ Grab a friend with legit Photoshop skills to add fun visuals and interactive elements to the slides

💡 You don’t need to stick to Microsoft PowerPoint – Google Slides works too!

Learn more: Convert PowerPoint slides to Google Slides

Hosting a PowerPoint night is a super simple way to bond, spend quality time, and share anecdotes and experiences while remaining cozy indoors. You can stick to one theme for the night or mix and match multiple ideas – as long as there is something for everyone you are inviting!

We hope this mega list of themes, funny ideas, and topics has given you some good ideas and conversation starters to help prepare for your next PowerPoint night with your best friends!

Frequently Asked Questions

1. what kind of topic should i choose.

Let your creativity flow! Funny, serious, personal, even bizarre – the best topics showcase your personality and spark conversation.

2. How long should my presentation be? How many slides?

Keep it concise! Aim for 3-10 minutes and 5-15 slides. Remember, it’s about sharing, not lecturing.

3. Do I need to be a PowerPoint expert?

Absolutely not! PowerPoint Night is about having fun with friends, not fancy effects. Beginners are welcome!

4. Can we do PowerPoint Night online?

Sure! Use video call apps like Zoom or Google Meet to share your screen and presentations.

5. How can I make my presentation more interesting?

Spice it up! Use humor, personal stories, pictures, or even interactive elements like quizzes or polls. Encourage participation with questions and discussions.

6. Can PowerPoint Nights have themes?

You bet! Themes add an extra layer of fun. Explore options like conspiracy theories, childhood memories, favorite movies, or cooking disasters.

7. Can I use other presentation tools?

Of course! Use Google Slides, Prezi, Canva, or any presentation tool you prefer.

8. How do we decide who presents first?

Keep it light! Draw names from a hat or let a natural presenter kick things off, if you have one.

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Hosting a PowerPoint Night? Here Are a Few Ideas to Get You Started

Dec. 23 2020, Updated 4:18 p.m. ET

At this point, you probably know at least one friend who has partaken in a PowerPoint night, and you may be interested in hosting your own. Either that or you've seen a million PowerPoint nights on TikTok, and they've inspired your own party. Whether you want to host a virtual PowerPoint night, or one with your quarantine pod or roomies, here are a few ideas to get you started. 

Pop culture rankings are always a good choice.

@yourpalmalhal Better than a any political debate; baby grinch. ##foryoupage ##happyathome ##fyp ##powerpointnight #corona ♬ original sound - Mal idek

At my last PowerPoint night, one friend ranked all of James Marsden's characters by "marriageability" (although we all know that Criss Chros deserves the No. 1 spot). Pop culture references are a popular choice because, for the most part, your audience, as they are usually your friends, often have similar taste in shows and movies. Although they may not agree with your conclusion (sorry, but Baby Groot is the cutest, @yourpalmalhal), you'll all have a fun time getting there.

Go for nostalgia.

@jesshorner25 i’m drunk ##powerpointnight ##twilight ♬ Best twilight songs - Kylie

Pop culture is fun and all, but if you've ever had a PowerPoint night with friends you've known since way back when, you know it's fun to go back to some nostalgic roots. Did you and your friends use to debate Team Edward vs Team Jacob? Time to bring up some old arguments — with a more, ahem, mature twist. 

Give it a theme, especially if you have some hesitant players.

@blehemma who’s ur fave problematic character?! 👀 ##powerpointnight ##anime ##deathnote ##hunterxhunter ##erased ##thepromisedneverland ##jujutsukaisen ##hxh ##fypシ ♬ Monkeys Spinning Monkeys - Kevin MacLeod

If you have a friend group who cries, "I can't think of anything," whenever you propose a PowerPoint night, make it a little easier and give them a more specific topic. Decide on something that you're all at least somewhat passionate about (like your favorite problematic anime characters) and have everyone defend their positions.

Go for personal.

@natvol6 powerpoint night ##powerpointnight ##friends ♬ Monkeys Spinning Monkeys - Kevin MacLeod

Look, if you know for a fact that you and your friend group can handle some personal info, go for it. Rule No. 1 of PowerPoint night is that it's a judgment free zone. Want to rate all the places you've hooked up? Do it! Want to admit all of your hardcore celebrity crushes all in one go? Go for it! Of course, you can also go in the other direction and make it more personal towards your friends, but be a little kinder in that regard. And probably clear it with your friend that you're about to absolutely trash her Instagram.

Go weird and obscure.

@obiwansimpobi dedicating this to my tiktok roots ##mammamia ##mammamia2 ##powerpointnight ##donnasheridan ##abba ##powerpoint ##mammamiamovie ##pastry ##fyp ##mammamiatiktok ♬ Mamma Mia - Austin Weber

OK, we've all seen the PowerPoints ranking Disney dads, right? No offense to anyone making them, but we've seen them a lot already. If you want to do something that you're absolutely sure your friends aren't going to do, don't be afraid to get passionate about the things you're passionate about and go weird! If you love Mamma Mia! and pastries, it makes sense to combine them, doesn't it? At the end of the day, just make a PowerPoint that makes you happy. 

Rankings also work when you're applying them to your friends.

@giamaliaa this is college #fyp #powerpointnight #college #HolidayTikTok #RnBVibes ♬ original sound - matt lockshaw

Flat out ranking your friends? Kinda lame. Ranking your friends in terms of who would get divorced first or who is which Tinder stereotype? Now that's better. Again though, be sure that your friend group is on that level.

Give us your bad takes.

@taylor__lilly don't judge me lol I had some honorable mentions at the end of my presentation #powerpointnight #powerpointparty #starwars #starwarscharacters ♬ original sound - matt lockshaw

PowerPoint nights thrive on bad, bad takes that don't get discussed in normal conversations. Like, when was the last time your friend admitted that they're into Jar Jar Binks? PowerPoint night is a place where all the bad takes come out to play. Yes, your friends will argue right back, but that just means you get to do the same for their presentation, because, if done right, everyone should be sharing a lot of questionable things on PowerPoint night. 

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This viral drinking game challenges people to give a PowerPoint presentation in under 3 minutes — here's how to play

• A game called "Drink Talk Learn" (DTL) is currently going viral thanks to a Seattle-based software engineer named Michal .
• DTL was created by four engineering students at the University of Waterloo in 2012:  Megan, Derek, Mike, and Munt.
• The game requires participants to create a PowerPoint presentation about something they're passionate about.
• The presentation can't exceed three minutes in length or the presenter has to finish their drink and resume the lecture.
• See the complete set of rules, as shared by Michal, below.

A game called "Drink Talk Learn," or DTL, is currently going viral thanks to a Seattle-based software engineer named Michal, BuzzFeed News reported.

The rules of the game sound simple enough: Create a PowerPoint presentation about something you're passionate about that does not exceed three minutes in length. The catch is, if you go over this time limit, you have to finish your drink and resume your lecture.

On Sunday, Michal shared a few photos of herself playing the drinking game on Twitter. Her topic of choice? The "true moral compass" of Shadow the Hedgehog, a character from  Sega's Sonic the Hedgehog  video game franchise.

—Michal (@Miexriir) January 14, 2018

Michal — who invoked everything from character alignment charts to John Locke's "tabula rasa," or blank slate, theory in her lecture — won "best presentation."

When INSIDER reached out to Michal for comment, she directed us to her friend  Clarisse , who hosted the party the software engineer had attended. Clarisse told us the first DTL  was created and hosted in November 2012 by four Waterloo engineering students: Megan, Derek, Mike, and Munt.

According to Clarisse, the game has since been played at house parties around the country, hosted by Waterloo students or alumni. " Due to the co-op program at our school (six co-ops in a five-year program), many students bring the tradition with them when they travel for their internships," she explained.

In a follow-up tweet about the game, Michal said she would "highly recommend it." She continued: "I ended up learning a lot about Seattle public transit, the history of Windows startup sounds, and fancy rats."

Luckily, for anyone who's eager to try DTL, Michal also posted a screenshot of the game's rules on Twitter, as seen on the original Facebook page for the party she attended.

According to the complete set of rules, participants will incur further drinking penalties, beyond the initial punishment for going over the three-minute time limit, for each additional minute that their lecture takes. Listeners can only heckle presenters if their comments are witty and brief; any "non-witty banter" will be punished by something called "Death by Screech." And everyone has to wear something business casual.

In addition to "best presentation," participants can also win awards for being the "best dressed" and having the presentation that's "closest to three minutes without going over."

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Friends Are Doing PowerPoint Nights to Present Hot Takes to Each Other, and It Looks So Fun

If you're looking for a fun and safe way to hang with friends and make some hilarious memories, hosting a PowerPoint night is a perfect idea. PowerPoint nights are a trend on TikTok that involves you and your friends making funny slideshows about hot takes , rankings, and other nuanced opinions, then presenting them to each other. Topics range from hilarious pop culture comparisons to ranking your exes and more — and we just can't get enough. Between these TikTok users' creative ideas and the ways they present the material (lots of pictures, hand gestures, blunt honesty, and even costumes), we can't stop laughing — and even learning!

For these reasons, PowerPoint nights have quickly become a popular activity all over the world. What's especially great about them is they're low-key and require few materials; all you need is some comfy clothes , a laptop, lots of snacks , and an idea. And you can have PowerPoint nights either in person with your roommates or over Zoom. Find TikToks with hilarious topics (including a few NSFW ones!) you can consider for your PowerPoint night presentation ahead.

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35 PowerPoint Night Ideas to Try That Will Steal Audience’s Attention

Nurma Febriana

• Published on May 17, 2022

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Do you want to do something entertaining like PowerPoint night ideas? But you don’t have to leave the house or worry about facing large crowds. Now, we revert to every activity we did at the beginning of the lockdown (other than the aimless Zoom happy hours, please!). 

We should be grateful to Omicron for being present with us. You’re not alone if you’ve done a virtual game night or movie night in the past couple of weeks. 

There are plenty of ways to plan an entertaining PowerPoint night with your friends. They’re easy enough for you to run virtually.

A PowerPoint party is a breakthrough for the participant to create and present their topic choice at its core. You can make topics as funny, fun, or niche as possible using Microsoft PowerPoint and Google Slide. Also, you can now convert jpg to ppt PowerPoint file using online JPG to PowerPoint converter if you want to represent your images in slides.

Powerpoint night ideas have been a popular TikTok trend for college friends groups and sororities who want to make additional presentations outside of the ones they have to do in class

Creative ideas for TikTok users include the way they present the material (lots of pictures, hand gestures, outspoken honesty, and even costumes). PowerPoint night videos are all over TikTok now; they will improve your hangout. It would help if you tried it.

If you have a lot of friends, limit the number of slides so it doesn’t feel like a three-hour lecture. And if you have a built-in group of roommates, you can take turns presenting on your TV screen using an HDMI cord or Chromecast. It is a straightforward way to keep yourselves busy for the night (add wine and make it a drinking game if you wish). 

Get fancy with your PowerPoint skills—we’ve got you covered with these PowerPoint night ideas

The key is to be creative with the topic you present or a specific topic about the Taylor Swift conspiracy; you and your friends can create a competition, create a score sheet and award the grand prize winner at the end! Ready to play?

Here are the top fresh PowerPoint night ideas for your next PowerPoint night that will steal the show.

Your friend as the Shrek character

Cast everyone as all creatures from afar, like making a pretty solid group Halloween costume.

Friends group trivia game

You can see if everyone at GC can answer the most obscure questions about each other. You can have everyone send it to whoever made the presentation.

Predictions of who Pete Davidson will date next

Your job is making a case for Pete and Jason Momoa. According to memes circulating ft, Pete is with a newly single Jason Momoa. 

Explain that image

You can dig through social media archives by dragging random photos from V far back in everyone’s Facebook history. You provide details about the photo-taking (who/what/where/when/why).

Everyone’s worst ex

It can be a conversation starter. Then you need to know your group of friends and their history very well.

Taylor Swift’s song describes everyone

Someone would be “Teardrops on My Guitar,” and someone would be “ME!”.

American girl doll rice purity scores

Just so you know, this virtuous Doll serves as our childhood material mentor, but in the words of wisdom from Cobra Starship’s hit song, “Good Girls Go Bad.” We also know Kit Kittredge isn’t that innocent; he’s just pretending. But the blonde bob, lavender cardigan, and flat-panel floral skirt fooled no one.

Recasting your friends as high school musical characters

Each group of friends has Taylor Mckessie and Sharpay Evans. This topic will always be a hit on PowerPoint night ideas for you, a basketball athlete, or a theater kid.

Your friend’s celebrity lookalikes

You will be on top of PowerPoint night ideas if you understand this topic and put together pieces that your friend looks precisely like Buford from Phineas and Ferb (true story) because cartoons can be a target too. Start thinking!

Who will you play in Shrek live-action?

Shrek is in a funny category, and this topic is a winner. This topic is a genius idea. Shrek did a lot of comedy on presentation night. In addition to the Shrek cast, there are also Ratatouille, Madagascar, and Ice Age actors.

Which reality TV show each friend would thrive on

Do you want the presentation night to be golden? Reality TVs are PowerPoint night ideas. Take the topic to reflect on some of the most “qualified” and “talented” TV personalities.

What cartoons would each of your friends best fit?

This topic takes physical similarities by adding substance to the argument. In this topic, personality plays a role.

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Five best nights on campus.

This Idea is sure to become a fan favorite. Because this Idea will spark conversation, laughs, and a mutual agreement that your PowerPoint was the best of the night. Compile your most iconic Snapchats and epic videos to make people remember your PowerPoint presentation night.

Which side of TikTok will be the former US President?

As everyone knows, TikTok can be weird because of the many segments and avenues that can lead you to content you never imagined you would see. So, this brings us to your PowerPoint evening idea.

Top 10 worst trends of the 2000s

With the people hyping up the Y2K trends , this Idea allows you to take a trip down memory lane. I talked to my roommate about how I wore jean shorts over my pink leggings in high school. Then, I paired it with a green top to look like a watermelon.

The only trend of the 2000s was Lip Smackers. This Idea would be fun for you to come.

Disney characters you would not let hold my drink at a party

You can use Disney characters in your PowerPoint night ideas, like mystical and magical Disney. You might be able to name five to 10 slightly sketchy Disney characters. For example, you can use the Baboon character from The Lion King. Now activate that Disney+ account and explore those childhood classics!

Predicting your friend’s futures

You can get creative and make each of your friend’s future starter packs for your PowerPoint evening. It is an easy and fun topic to dive into & test your best friend’s knowledge.

Rating your friend’s drunk snacks

You can include ideas, for example, when you open the refrigerator. You will find some food for reference ideas.

The spicy Cheetos are the only thing that will make the night right for some. There was a pizza roll and a bag of Skittles. For example, make a literal video of someone eating a bowl of turkey with a spoon or eating a piece of bread.

Whatever floats your boat, put it in PowerPoint night ideas.

Rating the most attractive fast-food mascots

This topic is entirely out of the box. This Idea is a new contribution to the world of PowerPoint night ideas.

Rating your friends as getaway drivers

We all have friends who are currently driving like runaway drivers without being asked (the sound of a car swerving). Now is the time to allow them to maneuver quickly in traffic without causing accidents. Channel the “Driver” idea in this PowerPoint night!

Which old flame of Jose Rizal would your friends’ date?

Jose Rizal is more than just a revolutionary writer, sports fan, and lover. Rizal likes many of these women for different reasons. According to him, every woman is a unique individual.

Recasting Four Sisters and a Wedding, but it’s you and your friends

This iconic film will have you laughing at one scene and crying the next because there are more characters than just the four sisters—and you might relate to one feeling a little more than the other.

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An in-depth analysis of your friend group’s reactions to different types/amounts of alcohol.

You can use PowerPoint night ideas with varying types of alcohol according to How I Met Your Mother episode 22 of Season 6, entitled: The Perfect Cocktail .

Different people react to alcohol (and other types of alcohol) differently. Therefore, take this opportunity to use all the photos and videos of your friends, but in an analytical, scientific, research paper way.

Which atomic model best suits your friend’s personality?

We are all material, so it’s time to get personal on this PowerPoint night’s atomic (and perhaps philosophical) level. Everything that occupies space and has weight is called matter. The matter consists of atoms.

What would your friends do if they were on ASAP?

ASAP has provided entertainment for over 20 years with a variety of shows. What would your friends do if they were on stage?

Apart from roles, it also takes a hard-working and dedicated crew to produce such a show. Maybe you can take PowerPoint night ideas to another level and turn them into a variety show. 

The Taylor Swift song era that best describes your friend’s romantic past and present (or lack thereof)

The Powerpoint topics are specifically for everyone out there. They travel down memory lane and rediscover past emotions. Meanwhile, Taylor and his fans are preparing for the release of Red (Taylor’s Version).

Ranking who would most likely help you hide a body (and what their plan would be)

Are you and your friends For-Lifers? (For this purpose, it is a joke only for entertainment among friends)

What art period/movement would your friends in thrive?

Interesting Bob Ross Powerpoint topic is suitable for art. Be it in self-created art or the world scene during the period/movement.

Do you give off “Sinigang” or adobo energy?

The topic of Powerpoint Sinigang or adobo to explain it to some people gives a different vibe.

Who your friends’ perfect ka-love team would be (and if they would end up dating off-screen)

Celebrities are constantly trying to develop the on-screen couple with the best chemistry. Stars or your group of friends can do the match.

History drunk

The presenter selects a historical figure or event as the topic of the evening’s PowerPoint. For example, asking everyone with their personality or period style to drink alcohol before a presentation is fun.

The greatest ever

Each presenter selects a movie television show, game town, or food town in the same genre to encourage a friendly contest.

Theorems about conspiracy theories

Choose alternative conspiracy theories to convince everyone.

Writing characters

Presenters choose groups: dogs, characters from television, movies or books, and food, and explain who will be in each group. For example, the presenter can describe the Harry Potter characters.

Superlative, adult edition

Give each of your friends the best adult version, e.g., the Irish are going out of the party, they might order takeout even after an entire Trader Joe’s ride, etc.

And those are 35 topics for PowerPoint Night Ideas that can be your reference.

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What are the most creative powerpoint night ideas .

PowerPoint night ideas are a trend on TikTok that involves you and your friends creating funny slideshows about hot takes, ratings, and other nuances, then presenting.

The whole point of PowerPoint night is to be as creative as you want to be and have fun with your topic.

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Dunno if you’ve ever been to a party before, but I have, I’ve been to loads , and I bet your jealous. Reason I’m saying this is because as a result of being to loads  of cool parties, I know what goes on at them, namely: drinking, talking, dancing, being an idiot, kissing people you shouldn’t, listening to music and maybe if you’re very lucky, Scotch eggs.

What I, in my experience, have never encountered, is going to a party and being asked to do, or watch, a Powerpoint presentation. Normally just in the kitchen telling bad jokes, actually.

Still, a couple of party-goers over in the US did exactly that (the presentation, not the bad jokes in the kitchen - although they could have participated in them later on in the evening, I just don’t know).

The head of the party, an amateur living room event organiser called Clarrise , told BuzzFeed that the event is called “Drink Talk Learn (DTL)”, and was invented at the University of Waterloo in 2012:

“DTLs have lived on throughout the years. And have even spread outside Waterloo to be hosted in Toronto, Seattle, San Francisco, Edmonton, and New York.”

Here are the rules, in case you wanted to hold your own one:

On this specific night, topics of presentations included ‘Hidden Meanings in Classical Music — Acid Trips, Soviet Defiance, and Jaws’; ‘Transhumanism and the Sublime — A Meditation on Technological Evolutionism’; and ‘Dogs with Jobs — Occupations for the Canine Individual’. All of which I’m sure I would not understand, but which have simultaneously ignited the fires of excitement across the internet:

So yeah, this is a thing now, and I guess you’re doing it. Can’t wait to go to my mate’s birthday this weekend, we have to do an actual presentation! I can’t just turn up! I have to prepare! It’s almost like it’s not fun anymore! Really really can’t wait to do my homework! The deadline is Saturday!

Still, I hope I get invited to one soon - my presentation is gonna be ‘Close Your Laptop and Get Back in the Kitchen I’m Doing a Joke”.

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