Prezi Reviews

The presentations look extremely professional. Very easy to use.

Difficult to integrate with other Office tools.

Prezi is a great application for the creation of visually appealing and dynamic presentations. Not only does the creation of presentations come with ease, delivering to your target audience is made accessible through video sharing features

Prezi is a very versatile presentation editor. Compared to competitors like Canva, the constant new features, may make Prezi not as appealing for some projects

Very high Quality of integrations and transitions, make your presentations look Unique and high Quality

High price for the tool, free option have limits that make it restricted

Being a mother and helping my daughter in doing her presentations at school, Prezi has been very helpful for me. The way that I can use it free is a very nice gesture for the developers. In addition, having a lot of variety of templates available and ready to use, they made every user more artistic.

The movement of the slides in the presentation of Prezi is my major concern because it causes me motion sickness. I feel dizzy every time it changes slides. That's what the developers must improve in order for the users to enjoy more using Prezi. Because to be honest, Prezi is great, but they need to improve the transitions of the slides to make it more better.

It help me create presentations that would engage my viewers using the available templates specially because I am not that artistic.

To be honest, I would suggest that templates should be allowed to be customized more by the users according to there preference. In addition, hopefully they might add some additional exporting options.

I love how engaging Prezi is for viewers. There are multiple different ways to present information and I like how things can be 'layered.' For example, you can create a web with different categories and when you click on a certain part of the web, it will whisk you away to a sub category. It is up to the creator how much they would like to include, but the way the presentation occurs keeps the audience engaged. I also like all of the functions that come with creating a Prezi. There are a of options and ability to use different styles of presenting.

The only thing that I do not like about Prezi is how apathetic students are towards it. As an educator, I think it's a great resource. Students, however, feel like it is boring. It has been hard to "sell" it to my students.

Creating pitch presentations for our business or my clients to their prospects using Prezi is great. The flow of ideas and viewer experience of seeing a presentation made on Prezi is great and yields positive returns.

It could be easier to use and navigate, I spend a lot of time teaching new users how to access certain functions.

What I liked most was that it offered more options then google slides on formatting.

That at some moments, it was a little hard to edit previous texts.

I love how easy it is to use Prezi. I'm able to present ideas to clients quickly.

I wish there were a long free trial to save money.

Great visuals, easy to use, offline access, and easy in collaborating with teammates!

I have not found something that u haven’t like it yet.

If you don't want to do a boring presentation then Prezi can save you from it. It has so many exciting features which you will love most. They provide so many built in template also. With the help of Prezi, I was able to achieved the best possible boost in my career.

I found nothing bad in Prezi. In terms of other presentation tool like Microsoft Powerpoint, Prezi is way more ahead of them.

Their platform is user friendly and has several features that benefit its users to make professional or fun presentations. Best of all, it is free with the exception of some advanced features.

The templates are a little outdated and could be updated. More variations of logos and icons would help with the creation of better designs.

The easy way to create presentations of any kind

I have no complains about prezi, it is easy to use

Prezi makes it easy to create high-quality and engaging presentations. There is a wow factor when I use Prezi. Sometimes people ask me “What did you use to make that presentation?”

I can’t think of anything. Maybe it would be handy on your website to show how Prezi differs from PowerPoint and Canva (both of which I also use).

I found that Prezi is a much ore engaging form of presentation tool than PPT for example, as it really asks the viewer to get involved with the story, instead of simply sliding from slide to slide, it sends the viewer on a journey; keeping their attention all the time.

There wasn't much not to like about the product.

It's so easy within Prezi to make beautiful presentations easily. Presentations look great and are very professional, even for a new user that doesn't have a lot of experience. We use it with our teams with ease.

No cons whatsoever, love it and have been using it for awhile!

The ability of breaking loose from the slide concept and having content at different zoom levels allows to really focus on the content you're presenting rather than on the presentation itself, letting you imagine any kind of graphical structure to support the points you're trying to make

It can take some time to learn how to optimize the"movement" feeling when changing zoom levels so to avoid making the most sensitive people dizzy.

You can find presentations on many topics. Furthermore, editing gives you the possibility of customizing the templates and making very dynamic presentations.

I think privacy is expensive. Additionally, I don't like that the videos appear as downloads.

Easy to make any presentation, with a quality of a professional one.

I like everything to be honest. thats all.

What I really like about Prezi is that it offers a different approach compared to traditional slide-based presentations. Prezi goes beyond that by providing a non-linear structure that allows zooming and seamless navigation between ideas. It emphasizes impactful visuals and smooth animations. Additionally, it offers a library of diverse design templates as a resource.

I haven't really found a feature that I dislike. I think it offers sufficient features for quality presentations.

I like prezi back in the day, it was viewed as a tool creatives liked to use. The idea of a PowerPoint is not cool, but making a Prezi was cool.

Webbased at the time of use made it difficult for collaborative decks.

It is easy to get the "WOW" vision from clients

Sometimes it takes a lot of time to get what you need or what you have on mind