Everyone knows from early childhood that "Thank you" is one of the "magic" words that build real bridges between people. Gratitude is a daily and necessary part of life. When communicating through the worldwide network, gratitude does not lose its relevance.

Numerous postcards and pictures help make the word "Thank you" truly magical. Flickering or moving gifs and animations leave a special impression.

On the Internet, there are often useful or pleasant messages for which I would like to thank from the bottom of my heart. It can be an original recipe, a beautiful poem, or educational material that helped to determine, say, travel plans. The ability to thank is a whole art, because you want it to be clearly visible at once - gratitude comes from the bottom of your heart. She should carry warmth and a sense of sincere desire to help in return.

Simple words often seem too poor to convey all the gratitude for the help. You can, of course, say “thank you very much or so much” instead of just “thank you”, but is there a big difference? Then, to say "thank you", cute pictures with inscriptions come to the rescue.

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Pictures with the words "thank you" can come in handy when communicating in social networks. Having received congratulations from friends on a particular occasion, the addressee himself will be pleased to send funny or just beautiful pictures in return in gratitude for the congratulation or for a gift.

Agree, it makes you happy when you receive an unexpected "thank you for friendship" from an old friend. It is very pleasant to realize that you are remembered and appreciated. A short “thank you for having me” can cheer you up for a long time. And this is an expensive gift, which, moreover, does not require any effort.

You can choose something suitable for the presentation of your material, for example, the text "Thank you for your attention!". For numerous occasions when you need to express gratitude, it is easy to pick up one of the original pictures. Among them there are beautiful, warm and funny ones, so you can choose for every occasion and taste.

It's a great idea to thank someone for their attention after showing a presentation, movie, or text. Moreover, the more difficult the material was for perception, the more you need to thank. Our GIFs "Thank you for your attention"- in a large selection of animations (gif) there is exactly that gratitude that will suit your product. All kinds of thanks are here - just textual, graphic, cute and harsh.

Thank you for your attention gifs. Huge selection!

A simple GIF without unnecessary drawings with the inscription “Thank you for your attention. "

GIF with a cute fairy who thanks for your attention

Thank you very much - not small. Thank you sincerely - not strained. We will also be grateful to you for your attention and comments.

Simple sparkling inscription "Thank you for your attention" on a white background. Click on the gif and the background will change to white

A cute smiley with a flower and thanks for your attention is all you need to end your presentation. You can find more GIFs for the presentation here.

GIF with thanks for your attention, flowers and a beautiful crystal vase

GIF, thanks to which your work can itself thank for your attention to it without your participation

The Rabbit from Winnie the Pooh is ready to thank your audience for their attention.

Thank you is a stronger word than thank you due to your origin. Mom is a blessing, dad is a gift. Give good to your audience, because you can't put a thank you in your pocket

Thank you for your attention, revolving around the flowers. Quite a psychedelic sight. You can post such a picture yourself, as if it thanks the user for the time he stuck into this gif.

Simple and concise "thank you for your attention." A strict, slightly shiny GIF.

Cinderella writes "Thank you" to you in a cute girly font.

Small size thank you for your attention, perfect for captions on forums.

The GIF with the least animation. Only an attentive viewer will notice the slight sheen of the lettering and colors.

Multicolored animated inscription "Thank you!" Suitable for a fun holiday and anything related to paints, colors, style and design.

A cute rabbit in headphones on a background of flowers holds a heart. Isn't it the perfect GIF for a women's blog about music, flowers or love? :)

Thank you GIF appearing from left to right. For those who are used to writing and reading from right to left, it will not work.

GIF with pencils and light sparkles on the inscription. We noticed one blinking pixel on the pencil. Can you find it? Or maybe you will find a second one? Write in the comments!

Donald Duck thanks for the attention, like in the good old days when he showed cartoons on Sunday morning.

A GIF with a pungent acid color, too bold, but with a cute overflow. Use at your own risk.

Once again, our big sincere thanks for your attention to our selection and the comments left!

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Thank you for a great job.

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Slide "Thank you for your attention. Lados"

A beautiful slide to decorate the last slide of any presentation.

Slide "Thank you for your attention. Hands on a light background"

A beautiful slide to decorate the last slide of any presentation.

A beautiful slide to decorate the last slide of any presentation.

Slide "Thank you for your attention. Science"

A beautiful slide to decorate the last slide of any presentation.

Slide "Thank you for your attention. Butterfly"

Thank you for your attention slide for presentation

Many people like to put a big beautiful dot at the end of their speech and thank the audience with a special slide "Thank you for your attention." This slide is optional, and in some situations it is superfluous, but nevertheless, many are looking for ready-made pictures. On our site you can download ready-made slides and insert them into your presentation, or you can make the last slide yourself.

Many people like to put a big beautiful dot at the end of their speech and thank the audience with a special slide "Thank you for your attention." This slide is optional, and in some situations it is superfluous, but nevertheless, many are looking for ready-made pictures. On our site you can download ready-made slides and insert them into your presentation, or you can make the last slide yourself.

How does the slide work?

As a rule, the finished pictures of the last slide are made according to a single template:

• beautiful frame;
• a character, often even humorous or cartoonish;
• well, the text itself: "Thank you";

Sometimes animated pictures are inserted or an exit animation is done (disappearance, flying out of the edges, etc.).

But such a slide may not be in the same style with the entire presentation, so we recommend trying to make the end of the presentation yourself - take your own, create the last slide, write the text in large print and design it beautifully.

We also recommend that on the last slide indicate the speaker's contacts: full name, email address, phone number and photo. This is true when speaking at events or if you distribute a presentation on the Internet so that interested people can contact you as an author.

In order not to be verbose and not write a memoir about how one simple phrase "drowned" hundreds of presentations, I will just give an example that you have met more than once in your life.
Let's go back to the distant childhood, when our parents often reminded us about the rules of hygiene and how important it is to wash our hands thoroughly before eating. Sometimes we were lazy: we could not wash them at all and run headlong to the table, where a delicious lunch is already waiting for us. Now imagine that your child is doing or would be doing the same, and you have a great responsibility on your shoulders to convey how important it is to wash their hands. And so you say to the child:

Many microbes live on our hands. We do not see them, but they are. There are even more of them when we touch the objects on which they live - mobile phones, door handles, shoes. If you don't wash your hands, germs jump into food, which means they get into our tummy. Because of this, we get sick and feel bad. Understood?
- Yes, I understand.
- Thank you for your attention!

So, what is next? Will your child wash their hands before eating? At first, perhaps, yes. And then he will simply forget what harm from these microbes on his hands. All that was required of you was to end your dialogue with a call to action.

- … Understood?
- Yes, I understand.
- Then go ahead - wash your hands!

A similar case can happen in a restaurant during a romantic dinner, when a guy proposes to his girlfriend. He says that they have been together for 7 years and how important she is to him; how much they have experienced together and can still survive; then he takes a wedding ring out of his pocket and says, "Thank you for your attention!" Are the chances of getting consent good? Hardly.

I know what you are thinking: "This has nothing to do with the presentation and your examples are too exaggerated." This is wrong. Your presentation is also a kind of proposal that you make to the audience. It depends on what its content will be, "she will marry you" or not. And the likelihood of failure is very high if people feel that it is more important for you to get something from them, and not to give them something: knowledge or the ability to solve their problems.

One simple phrase can change a lot. This also applies to presentations. People feel phony and formality, and a sloppy phrase at the end of a presentation can blur even a good presentation and good slides.

The ending of the presentation is important, as it greatly affects whether you achieve your goals with your presentation. Speaking of goals. “Earning attention from the audience” cannot be the goal. More precisely, maybe, but this is close to narcissism. But “to change the attitude of people towards smoking”, “to attract services to the bank”, “to increase the number of regular visitors to the site” is quite. This is where you need a strong presentation.

Everyone is using it, why can't I?

Not all. At the end of articles, journalists, for example, do not write "thank you", right? That's not necessary on the final slide. “Thank you for your attention” is a relic of the past from the academic environment, when after long lectures the teachers thanked the students for their perseverance. In modern presentations, this phrase sounds like "thank you for listening to my boring presentation to the end."

The final slide is an opportunity to communicate something useful to the audience, or to inspire and end the speech on the rise. Don't waste the viewer's time on a phrase that is perceived as a formality, a ritual. The phrases "Well, something like that", "Well, that's all" is also not worth using.

Then what to write on the last slide?

Throughout the presentation, you convinced the viewer of the importance of the problematic, offered new information, solutions, arguments. Formulate a call to action so that the viewer does not have a feeling of incompleteness or a crumpled ending, make him think about it in the end.

If the purpose of the presentation assumes that after the speech you will be contacted - leave your contacts. Links to social networks, website, phone number, etc. For convenience, you can insert a QR code.

And I don't need anything from the audience. I am making a presentation to "inform".

Think about why you started your presentation. What do you want the audience to do after your performance? What is your personal motivation? And formulate a goal in a result format: I want to be given an increase, agree on a budget, invest N rubles in my project, etc. The main difference between results-oriented goals is that they can be measured. Not the ephemeral number of people informed, but, for example, the number of business cards received from clients or students who answered correctly to the survey at the end of your engaging interactive lecture.