Haiku Deck for G Suite Reviews & Product Details

It is easy to use for the presentation and add the audio. Video can also be added to the presentation. Notes and links can be added. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Recording Audio and Video are in the PRO version. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I've been using Haiku Deck for a while and I love how it makes my presentations look. Very professional, very organized and I can't recommend this enough! I don't think my presentations have ever looked this good. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

If I'm being quite honest, I can't seem to find anything that I dislike about Haiku Deck. It has definitely improved over time but as of now, it is awesome! Keep up the great work! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Haiku Deck is an additional platform to use when you're trying to find the perfect image for your slide deck. It adds with ease from the Workspace Store and works as an add-on for Google Slides. It opens seamlessly and automatically filters for Creative Commons license images. Beyond that, it makes citing the source very easy (with a simple copy/paste). Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Not so much a dislike, but Google has a built-in feature for Slides that works very similarly. Google's built-in search is supposed to be CC-approved, but does not always find appropriate images. The Haiku Deck can occasionally be a bit clunky, given that it's an add-on and depends on the strength of your WiFi. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I've used Haiku Deck for 7 years independently, but after shifting primarily to Google Slides, I hadn't used the platform as much lately. However, I recently discovered the add-on for Slides and couldn't be more excited! Here's why I love it:

- It adds a ton of ideas, options, and inspiration for your slide deck template. Haiku offers hundreds of templates.

- The add-on is free! Free is awesome, especially when it's good quality. There is a subscription version, but I was pleased with the free version.

- They offer thousands of free images that are approved and Creative Common licensed. You don't have to worry or filter or read the fine print, The add-on does it for you. Plus, it makes it easy to cite your sources - great for teaching students about Digital Citizenship.

- The images are excellent quality, too. No grainy, pixelated images.

- It works smoothly. I did not have any lagging at all, as is common with other add-ons.

- If you are familiar with Slides, them this is extremely easy to learn to use and navigate. A natural, well-designed interface. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I have no real complaints; although, it would be nice if they'd allow you to use more than 5 images for free on the free version. I enjoy Haiku, but some users may find this.to be redundant and useless when you consider the Explore feature (for image searching) that's already built into Slides. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

In short, Haiku Deck is easy to use and efficient, meaning that effective and beautiful presentations can be created within minutes. The big and clear menu makes it easy for the user to find what option they want and use it, and the presentation software automatically works to make your slides more simplistic and more cohesive through the vast range of template options. Moreover, Haiku Deck allows for the user to upload video and audio to the presentation through the click of a button, making it easier than ever for one to cover a presentation or add a small, entertaining clip to reinvigorate your audience. All in all, Haiku Deck is an easy to use, yet still powerful piece of presentation software that will change the way you present information to your employees and to clients forever. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The main problem with Haiku Deck to me is the features it lacks. Unfortunately, Haiku Deck invariably lacks features such as shared collaboration and the ability for multiple people to work on a presentation simultaneously that its closest competitor, Google Slides, flaunts as its premier merits. Moreover, it also has its shortcomings when compared to the age-old leader of presentation software, Microsoft PowerPoint, in that it just lacks the raw processing power and sheer amount of features found in PowerPoint. For example, I was unable to add any transitions to my slides in Haiku Deck, let alone animation of single objects or even the ability to comment on my slides for later use. Although Haiku Deck seems like a compelling package, ultimately, it stands crossed between the raw power of PowerPoint and the cloud networking found in Google Slides. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I have been a user of Haiku Deck since 2011 on its web based version. I am glad the developer made it compatible with G Suite. Like it does for its web version, it has a decent size library with high quality media files and easy implementation. Templates are customizable and comes with feature from Haiku Deck. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

limitation on the amount of media file you can import, operation is not as seamless as other add-ons Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.