Two Minute Toolkit TwoMinuteSWOT
Slide Deck Quality SWOT Analyses in 2 minutes or less
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Quick Start
1
Fill the four boxes. Click a dashed "Add strength" slot (or weakness, opportunity, threat); click a bullet to edit it, or hover it and click × to remove it.
2
Type it out. In the Outline panel: a Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats heading, each with its bullets indented underneath.
3
Paste from Excel. Paste a four-column table with S, W, O and T headers into the outline and each column fills its quadrant.
4
Say what it means. Click "Add conclusion" under the grid, or type a line starting "Conclusion:" in the outline.
5
Make it yours. Click a quadrant's letter or top stripe to recolour it, add a subject in the title row, or turn the axis Labels off.
6
Share or export. Copy link shares an editable chart; Export PNG gives a slide-ready image at 2x.

About Two Minute SWOT Analysis

Free SWOT analysis maker

Strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats in the classic 2×2, with internal and external labels and a conclusion underneath. Export a PNG or SVG. Free, no account.

Good for

  • Business plans and pitch decks
  • Marketing and product strategy
  • MBA and business coursework
  • Team and project reviews

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Questions

What goes in each quadrant?

Strengths and weaknesses are internal; opportunities and threats come from outside, such as markets and rivals.

Can I paste a SWOT from Excel?

Yes. Paste a four-column table with a header row into the outline; each column fills its quadrant.

How many bullets fit?

Up to 8 per quadrant. Short phrases of 3 to 8 words read best on a slide.

Can I use my brand colours?

Yes. Click a quadrant's letter to recolour it, or set brand colours once and they apply in S, W, O, T order.