Prezi

Prezi is pretty exceptional in my book. It has the featureof sharing and modifying graphics and content on a whiteboard that is the bomb. Among other features it offers, the template choices are unique and by far more professional and eye catching than the ones Powerpoint gives you. The graphics that you can create are practically limitless and the user interface is very easy to learn and create great things with. Additionally, it has mastered the art of single canvas presentation instead of the primitive 'old school' way of revolving animations and slides.

It has a function or mode that can place your presentations publicly on the net. This could be something problematic for presentations that you want to keep more privately. Sometimes, the sizing and consistency of graphics used in the presentations can get distorted and out of whack. One has to go back through and edit them so they continue to maintain their ideal composition.

When you think of presentation software , you think Powerpoint. Well it is time you throw the old notion out that Powerpoint is the best, because Prezi is everything that Powerpoint is NOT and its a good thing. Prezi has so many good points its hard to narrow them down. Firstly, Prezi has so many templates to choose from that it really is refreshing as it takes presentations to a modern new height. Dynamic, sleek and impressionable user interface that offers an abundance of other features that take marketing, selling, and pitching new ideas concepts, and products to your clients and customers.

The first time I used Prezi was around 2010 or 2011. Back then, I was quite amazed at how unique the 'presentation' was and even thought that because it new in the eyes of most people, you could draw much more attention that ordinary PPTs. The 'fresh' look it gives to the audience who's been used with MS Powerpoints is exactly what I like most about it.

Even though if offers 'fresh' look of presentations, it is still quite 'challenging' to use. Number 1 would be because you can't really 'play' it unless you have Prezi in your laptop or PC (same with MS Powerpoint). But, since not everyone really uses it, in case of unexpected incidents on your laptop, you can't really relay on someone else's PC. Further to that, you can't also print your Prezi slides. Meaning, you may have to prepare a different file that would list everything in your presentation should it be necessary to hand over print outs to your audience.

It's good if you could try Prezi. Different individuals, different industries, different preferences. You might find out that it's the type of presentation that you really need. As for me, I actually switched back to Powerpoint mainly because it's really more presenter-friendly. Also, I'm not sure if it's just me but another reason why I had to quite using Prezi was because I felt dizzy looking at my presentation during reviews - seeing letter zoomed in and out. Lol

Prezi is an amazing tool available at the online with a vast range of presentation templates. Creating presentation are easier than doing it through offline software like MS office presentation. I have came to know about prezi only from a client who required me to set up their presentation on a urgent basis which need animation but much in a professional way. So prezi not only simple its shows a professional attitude with its designs.

Prezi isn't popular with certain people definitely that can't be a users fault they might lack with their marketing efforts. And there isn't much to learn about the prezi its kind of learn through work. So you mostly don't care about its training materials or tutorials. Presentation are awesome in posting them to the website so it would be great if Prezi does some updates on making it a convenient in showcasing its presentation in the clients website.

Everyone will be knowing about the presentation and its necessity so its not complicated to understand prezi's working process. Its animation, graphics shows their efforts in making it possible for anyone to create presentation within few minutes without any kind of background knowledge or training for days or weeks about the presentation software.

Presentations for meeting should be attractive for understanding easily. Prezi has the solution to make completely attractive presentations. Making of presentation needs very longer time period but by using Prezi we can do it shortly with attractive themes presentation. Its 100% reliable for special feature of presentations and for sales force automation too.

Sales force automation is another feature but not too much helping as presentation making is. Prezi giving its best in presentation results. It has many internal features of motion, zoom, and other relationships that make the presentation of worth living and easy to understand. It can be used by students, individuals, organizations and professionals can also take benefit of it specially in construction industry. Price is more as compared to others but not very high.

Construction industry need t make presentations at higher level and art industry too. For making attractive presentation I will prefer Prezi as best tool. It has surprising features in the presentation like moving objects, themes and relationship between all those features in contrast are very appealing for me. It is very effective and works in much lesser time.

Prezi Presentation software comes up with 3 different pricing structures, you can subscribe for monthly payment or yearly payment, free trial is also available. Pricing structure is quite reasonable. Any deal can be succeeded easily if you communicate with effective presentation. i like the best thing about this software is ability of "Visual Communication". Any human can easily understand and can memorize the things which are been shown by visual story telling style. So I think this is the best thing about Prezi.Prezi can work with all popular file types which is also an advantage of using it.

Prezi has more of a learning curve. You can not use it if you don't know how to operate it while presentation or how to create presentation through Prezi. Sometimes its advantage of being cloud-based application may turn into its downside, what if you have poor internet connection or may be all of sudden accidentally your Internet goes down during your presentation. It would be nice if you able to play your presentation offline too, I think this can be added to next version.

Prezi is Cloud-based Pictural Presentation software. Prezi has different products like Prezi ZUI, Prezi Desktop, Prezi Collaborate, Prezi Viewer for iPad, etc. Prezi is widely used in Business and organization for presentation and conferences. It is also used at educational institutions for presentation creation and demonstration; Teachers and students can collaboratively work on a single presentation software and can access it and edit it as per requirement.

Prezi is creative in such a way it allows users to have a more interactive and intuitive touch to their presentations whereas MS PowerPoint lacks significantly in this feature. I feel that Prezi is a software easy to use and allows creativity to bloom and shoot through the roof because of its utilization of shapes, colors, the grid, sizing and re-sizing, varying fonts, styles, themes, etc.

I feel that there isn't anything I can consider as "worst," although I do have a few suggestions. One thing would be a recommendation in the increase of color variety and customization. A lot of the time I feel that my creativity would encounter a "writer's block," or in this case, maybe an "artist's block," where there are so many options in theme, I become confused as in which color scheme I should actually use and whether it is suiting for that occasion. So a better and more diverse color combination availability would be more pleasant to the eye.

Prezi has some awesome overall features, and I don't have many real complaints. It allows the user to do things MS PowerPoint wouldn't really allow, and gives a creative yet personal touch on the presentation irregardless of occasion. The uniqueness of Prezi is very reputable because not many other software give way in terms of features. I feel that whenever I use Prezi, my options are almost unlimited.

Prezi is the perfect creative outlet for those who are annoyed by the good old slide-to-slide presentation. The zoom-pan feature allows you to invite people on a journey through your information and get every listener involved with fun, interactive presentation. The single canvas solution allows you to present all data with amazing simplicity. Not only provides Prezi a taste of professional creativity, it is also easy to learn and comes with dozens of ready-made templates you can simply edit.

Prezi can be a true head ache if you are a beginner Prezi user. Though the zoom-pan feature is a revolution for presentations, it is at the same time as difficult to master as it is cool-looking. As a free user you have to consider the fact that your presentation is public - everyone can see it. Therefore, if you prefer to use the free version, you might want to stay away from presenting delicate information on a Prezi presentation.

Though Prezi can cause a slight pre-presentation nerve-racking with its' zooming-panning feature, it is nevertheless one of the most capable presentation software's there is. It is perfect for anyone who would like to present data with an out-of-the-box visual storytelling and get the "wow" factor from listeners. Prezi is like the cheerleader of presentation software's - beautiful, inviting and irresistible but in the end you might find that it is not your taste after all.

I like the performance effect that Prezi has. The current flow of the movement when presenting is nice and is visually appealing for both the audience and broadcasters. I also like the fact that the beginning slide shows a preview to the audience of the flow that the presentation will take. I also like the fact that you can use templates that are already out there for your presentation. Or that I can view other templates to get ideas when creating my own Prezi.

It is not as useful as Microsoft PowerPoint is and not as easy to cooperate with others as different programs that use online storage such as Google Slides. But Use this product if you're looking to captivate an audience. Prezi is not good for more professional presentations too. Definitely evaluate your audience's taste for an unorthodox presentation before deciding to go with Prezi.

I have discovered it a couple of years ago and since then I did all my presentations by using it and they got so many appraisals! It is lovely, the templates, the way it looks at the end, it's just brilliant. And also this software is fantastic for creating eye-catching presentations. It has been useful in pitching ideas to colleagues and management, as well as in class projects.

Prezi is a presentation tool that used to make presentation for business and education/Training sectors. It has a wide variety of template and themes. You can customize these templates according to your needs. We can also use animations and 3D effect on our presentations. If you want to create a presentation quickly then you can choose Prezi. This will not only save your time but also add variety in your presentation due to it's massive theme and color varieties.

There 2 versions of Prezi. A trial version and paid version. If you try trail version then privacy can be a issue for your slides. Because anybody can access those slides. But it can be overcome by just getting paid version which is not costly. Also it is not much popular when you compare it with Microsoft PowerPoint. Most of the people prefers Microsoft PowerPoint over Prezi.

I will prefer Prezi over other slides tools like Microsoft PowerPoint. It is online so it you don't need to install it on your local machine. Also it provides variety themes and color so your slides will look more professional. Also you can get variety of templates from Prezi which you can edit and then make your own. Overall it is a perfect tools for professionals like me. I am recommending this tool for my friends if they want to make quick and professional presentation.

This cloud based presentation software has a focus on global sharing and collaboration features while storing all presentations in a convenient, central dashboard. Prezi is available offline as well to create, edit or give presentations. It's also a very mobile application as you're able to use it on any computer or laptop whether it's Mac or Windows, iPads and iPhones and tablets with touchscreen and adaptive capabilities depending on which device you're using. You can also utilize custom branding and a photo editor with their top two paid plans. Pricing is very low for paid upgrades. And there is a free version available with no limitations but all presentations are kept public. It's easy for individuals to use and begin creating presentations quickly though it would be easy to get entire teams onboard presentation projects with the mobility and sharing functionality included. I like the remote hand-over feature where you can switch presenters easily even if you're not physically in the same room presenting. You can insert all sorts of items such as audio, video, photos or select from Flickr and Google. You can save time compared to Powerpoint because you don't have to create multiple slides for every focus and point you're making. It's possible to highlight elements as well to pan or zoom in on a single slide in order to accomplish the same effect. You can import Powerpoint files though and work with these slides inside Prezi which is an awesome idea. There are a lot of templates available for Prezi online and you can import maps r locations while the app is supported in several countries so it's easy to work together on Prezi presentations around the world. I like the idea of using Prezi for business presentations but it would also be great in schools. I believe students would be much more engaged with these presentations because you can't predict what the next slide will be so it's not an automatically boring learning process.

There's not a lot to dislike about Prezi considering there is a free trial available to try it out yourself. I found it slowed my laptop down considerably. The pages took a bit to load with my current wifi connection which is generally very strong. Better search and filtering functionality would be useful with a lot of presentations in your account. It seems you cannot select fonts or color for presentations based on their backgrounds, and the backgrounds themselves seems limited. And you can't print directly from your account that I can see, although you can download a PDF and print from that. There is a bit of learning curve to using Prezi if you're accustomed to PowerPoint. But it basically operates the same way besides the new features which have to be learned and the fact that it uses a single canvas for multiple slides. There are help and video available to help you make this learning as easy as possible.

Overall, I really like Prezi. It has unique features not available in PowerPoint such as the ability to build your presentation on a single canvas while taking a holistic view of the entire canvas and then pan or zoom into various areas of a single slide in detail. That's much more engaging visually than standard presentations and it looks very professional. With an easy learning curve and reasonable pricing I would definitely recommend it for any individual, business, schools and for any other reason you need a killer presentation.