Free Keynote Jam package

Keynote Jam - package of 56 high-quality 3D-rendered images for Apple Keynote presentations.

These images are creatively designed for Keynote and will look fantastic whether displayed directly on your computer monitor or projected onto a large screen. Jam purchasers are also free to use these images on their websites, in printed materials, in PDF documents or for any other purpose except resale. And our images also work with Microsoft's PowerPoint.

The Keynote Jam package includes the following 56 high-quality images for your presentations: "Database," "Gear," "Pie," "Cylinders," "Flower," "Pills," "Info," "Delete," "Network," "Globe," "Red Man," "Blue Man," "Green Man," "Red Dot," "Green Dot," "Blue Dot," "Metal Ball," "Glass Ring," "Glass," "Glass of Water," "Box," "Software box," "Helix," "Pyramid," "Wheel," "Check-mark," "Update," "Spanner," "Heart," "Globe again," "Table," "Stick," "Mark," "Ruler," "Blue Metaball," "Green Metaball," "Red Metaball," "Egg," "Gray Shape," "Magnet," "Layers," "Zoom," "Note," "Attention," "Sphere Bones," "Key," "Red Label," "Orange Label," "Yellow Label," "Green Label," "Blue Label," "Purple Label," "Gray Label," "Blue Light," "Light" and "Clouds". All of these images are optimized for high-quality presentations.

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10 Responses to “Free Keynote Jam package”

1. Loretta Merlo says:

   May 2, 2008 at 8:23 pm

   Is this download working correctly. I keep getting an error message that the file is damaged. Thanks.
2. martynas says:

   May 2, 2008 at 10:19 pm

   Hello Loretta,

   Yes, everything should work. Maybe your zip was corrupted while downloading. Please try download it once more.
3. Mike Marus says:

   May 7, 2008 at 3:27 am

   It looks like a presentation. What am I supposed to do with it?
4. Martynas (Jumsoft) says:

   May 7, 2008 at 9:11 am

   Hello Mike,

   You can use these pictures in your presentations. Just simply copy/paste them.
5. moshe bellows says:

   May 7, 2008 at 3:17 pm

   Can I only cut and past is there a way to import them into keynote so I can have access to them from the application directly. Or do I have to have the presentation open and just cut and paste. Thanks.
6. Martynas (Jumsoft) says:

   May 7, 2008 at 3:37 pm

   Hello Moshe,

   “Keynote Jam.key” is Keynote file from where you can access all images and use them in your presentations.
   If you don’t want every time open this file, you can get all images by clicking right mouse button on this .key file and choose “show package contents”. Then you can copy all these files to some folder and then when needed simply drag from it to the slide you want.
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