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Free lookbook template for Google Slides

An image-led seasonal presentation with one full-bleed look per page, generated from your product and imagery data.

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Free to copy, no sign-up: the file opens in your own Google Drive. Updated November 13, 2026.

The actual template Free lookbook template for Google Slides: preview of the first page

What’s in the lookbook template

Every block has a placeholder showing where your details go. Type over them by hand, or bind each one to a field in your data and let it fill itself.

  • Cover with the season and collection name {{collection.name}} · {{collection.season}}
  • Full-bleed image page repeated per look loop: {{looks}}
  • Look caption with style name and number {{look.name}} · {{look.number}}
  • Pieces in the look, with colourways loop: {{look.pieces}}
  • Wholesale price and order window {{look.wholesale}} · {{collection.orderBy}}
  • Stockist and showroom contact page {{contact.showroom}}

How to use this lookbook template in Google Slides

  1. 01

    Copy the template to your Google Drive

    Press "Copy to my Google Slides". Google asks to make a copy, and the copy is yours to edit; the original is never changed. All you need is a free Google account.

  2. 02

    Replace the placeholders with your details

    Text in double braces, like {{collection.name}}, marks where your own values go. Work down the slides: cover with the season and collection name; full-bleed image page repeated per look; look caption with style name and number, and so on.

  3. 03

    Make it match your brand

    Swap the logo, colours and fonts in Google Slides as you would in any presentation. The layout is built to hold when the text changes.

  4. 04

    Download it as a PDF, or share the link

    File, then Download, then PDF Document gives you a file to send or print. Download as PowerPoint (.pptx) works too if someone needs it.

  5. 05

    Making these regularly? Fill it from your data

    Connect Airtable, Google Sheets or a CSV to SourceToDocs and it fills a copy of this template for every row, so you stop retyping.

A lookbook is a photograph, a short caption and a page — repeated. The design carries it: the crop, the grid, where the style name sits, how much white space is left around the image. None of that should move because one style name is longer than another, which is why this template is Google Slides rather than a document that reflows.

The work is in the shot list, not the deck

Every page comes from a record: image reference, look number, style name, the pieces in it, wholesale price. Once the shot list is shaped that way, a season is a run rather than a fortnight of placing images. It also makes editions cheap — a buyer-specific book is the same template filtered to what that account can order, and a late substitution is a swapped image field and a regeneration rather than a designer reopening a file the night before a showroom appointment.

Fill this lookbook template from Airtable, Google Sheets or a CSV

Connect an Airtable base, a Google Sheets spreadsheet or a CSV file, map each field to a placeholder, and generate. One run can produce a single deck or one per matching row, delivered to your Google Drive.

Product & catalogs: An image-led seasonal presentation with one full-bleed look per page, generated from your product and imagery data.

Looks · Airtable

LookStyleWholesale
01Marlow Coat$180
02Ellis Knit$74
03Ridley Trouser$96

Template: Google Slides or Docs

{{collection.name}}

Lookbook · {{collection.season}}

loop: {{looks}} → full-bleed page

{{look.name}} · {{look.number}}

loop: {{look.pieces}} → line

one page per look, filtered to the pieces going to wholesale

Generated output

SlidesPDF

Northwater

Lookbook · Autumn/Winter 2026

24 look pages

Marlow Coat · 01

3 pieces listed

Who uses this lookbook template

Fashion and homeware brands

Turn the shot list into a season's lookbook without a designer placing every image by hand.

Read the guide

Wholesale and showroom teams

Produce a buyer-specific edition showing only the looks and prices that account can order.

Read the guide

Studios and creative agencies

Own the layout in Google Slides and reissue it each season from the client's product base.

Read the guide

Common questions, answered

How is a lookbook different from a product catalogue? +
A catalogue is dense and functional: many products a page, codes and prices to order from. A lookbook is image-led — one look to a page, the photograph doing the work, the caption kept short. Both repeat a block per record, but the lookbook's block is mostly a picture frame.
Where do the images come from? +
From an image field or a URL on each look record. The run places each one into the frame the designer drew, so full-bleed pages stay full-bleed and crops stay consistent across twenty-four looks, however varied the source files are.
Why Slides rather than a document? +
Because a lookbook is a designed object with a fixed rhythm: one look, one page, the caption always in the same corner. Slides holds that exactly. A document would reflow the layout around the caption length, which is the last thing you want in an image-led piece.
Can I use my own lookbook design? +
Yes, and this is a case where you should. Build the master in Google Slides with your own grid, type and crop, mark the image frame and caption as placeholders, and generate against it. The design stays whoever made it; only the looks change each season.
Is this lookbook template free? +
Yes. Copy it to your own Google Drive at no cost and with no sign-up, then edit it like any Google Slides file. You only need SourceToDocs if you want it filled from your data automatically, and that has a free plan too.
Can I download this lookbook template as a PDF or PowerPoint file? +
Yes. Open your copy in Google Slides and choose File, Download. PDF Document gives a print-ready file; Microsoft PowerPoint (.pptx) gives an editable one for people who do not use Google Slides.

Generate this document from your data

Start on the free plan, connect Airtable, Google Sheets or a CSV, and export a real Google Slides file. No watermark, no credit card.