The learning curve of iSpring is tremendously reduced if you know your way around PowerPoint. If your SME is delivering their source material as a PPT deck, it's an almost seamless transition into development. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The interaction and assessment interfaces are clunky. The way the files are stored is not intuitive and very difficult to share across a department. As a newer tool, the interaction options are a bit limited compared to other authoring tools. Nothing has pulled us away from our other authoring tools. There are better options out there. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It's very easy to use and support is always available. Also, the product is constantly being updated and providing different options for creation of eLearning content. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The inconsistencies when importing the scorm into my LMS. For example, I do not have the option to implement the End button in the player that would automatically bring the learner to the start page of the course, or, even better, move them to the next step of the course. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use iSpring Suite to seamlessly integrate smart slide creation into PowerPoint for my educational material on YouTube, turning video content into interactive learning material effortlessly. I love that it's embedded directly in PowerPoint and not a separate app, which keeps my focus intact, unlike other powerful apps that require separate interfaces. Setting it up was a breeze with no complications, and I absolutely value how it enhances my daily workflow, which is why I'd rate it a 10 and recommend it to others. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I primarily use Microsoft web apps, and iSpring does not work in the web app, so I switched over to the PowerPoint Desktop app so I could use it. That, I guess, would be the only small thing. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like most about iSpring Suite is how intuitive it feels to use because it works directly in PowerPoint.

I also appreciate that the software keeps improving. The new AI image generation feature is especially useful because it makes it easy to create custom icons and visuals when I can’t find exactly what I need in the content library, which is already very extensive.

What really stands out, though, is the team behind the product. Whether it’s customer support, which is always quick and helpful, or the webinars, there’s a very natural, friendly, and slightly humorous approach that makes working with iSpring genuinely enjoyable. Overall, iSpring Suite makes the whole e-learning development process much faster, easier, and less stressful.

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The only thing I would improve is the workflow around translation and text-to-speech.

When translating a course, the TTS does not translate automatically, so it still needs to be updated separately. I also wish there was one central TTS window where I could see and edit the full narration text for the whole course, instead of opening each slide one by one.

It would also be very helpful to set the language and voice once for all TTS audio, especially when working with translated courses, because it involves a lot of extra clicking.

That said, I already discussed this with the iSpring team, and they said they would pass it to the developers, which I really appreciated. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The service task involves translating various fields into multiple languages while maintaining the original meaning and tone. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I really like iSpring Suite for being a one-stop solution where I have everything I need, like the LMS, and the ability to create and convert courses. It's been a huge time saver to convert my PowerPoint courses into iSpring Suite quickly. The ease of adding interactivity to prevent student boredom, such as quizzes, is a big plus. I find it very easy to access support when I have problems. I also appreciate the ability to duplicate courses in different languages and the overall smooth workflow it provides. It's nice that I could quickly create courses and offer them to students. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The Quizmaker product is very robust with a large variety of question types; possibly the best trait along with strong LMS integration. The 24/7 customer support is excellent. The suite tools are easy to use and the interface is intuitive. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It's not the cheapest product suite on the market, but priced competitively. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like best about iSpring Suite is its seamless PowerPoint integration. I regularly use quizzes, role-play, dialogue simulation, and multimedia tools to turn familiar presentations into polished, interactive eLearning. This workflow saves me significant development time because I can create meaningful decisions, feedback, and assessments without advanced programming. An unexpected benefit is how easily I can update existing training while maintaining a consistent, professional learner experience.

I like how the audio syncs with a click of a button with the selected slides. Before, I had to do it manually, which was time-consuming. iSpring Suite performs reliably during everyday course development, including projects with quizzes, branching scenarios, audio, video, and other interactive elements. Publishing is generally smooth, and the finished courses run consistently across devices. Larger multimedia-heavy projects can take longer to process, but the software remains dependable when it matters.

It provides strong value by combining course authoring, quizzes, role-plays, multimedia, and publishing tools in one package. Its PowerPoint integration reduces development time and removes the need for advanced programming or multiple separate tools. Although the initial cost may be significant for individuals or small teams, the time saved and professional quality of the finished courses make it a worthwhile investment for regular eLearning development.

Getting started was straightforward because iSpring works within the familiar PowerPoint environment. The tutorials, knowledge base, webinars, and practical examples helped me learn the additional features quickly. When I needed assistance, the support resources were clear and useful, making the overall onboarding experience smooth and manageable.

The automated features help streamline routine development tasks, particularly quiz creation, text-to-speech, captions, and content refinement. They provide a useful starting point and reduce production time, although I still review and edit the output to ensure accuracy, accessibility, and alignment with the learning objectives. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The main drawback is that some interactions and visual layouts offer limited customization. Building complex branching scenarios can also be time-consuming, and the role-play tool could provide more flexibility for designing detailed conversations. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use iSpring Suite primarily for course creation, including online courses, training modules, and e-learning content. I find its AI and voice features incredible, making my work easy. What I like most about iSpring Suite is how seamlessly it integrates with PowerPoint. It makes the transition from creating slides to developing a full interactive course very easy. I also love the new AI feature. The PowerPoint integration makes iSpring Suite feel very natural to use because I can work within an environment I already know and am familiar with. This saves a lot of time, especially when working with existing training materials. The image creation, voice-overs, and different templates of slides allow me to work with new ideas and also remodel and rework my previous works. The flexibility of the iSpring Suite led my team to switch from PowerPoint. The initial setup of iSpring Suite was very easy. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I find the characters in the role play are limited, especially for people with colored skin, and they all seem uptight. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I really enjoyed using iSpring Suite for creating e-learning content. It’s easy to use, especially since it works directly within PowerPoint, which makes course development much faster. I also like the interactive features, such as quizzes and multimedia options, that help make learning more engaging. Overall, it’s a practical and reliable tool for creating professional-looking e-learning materials without a steep learning curve. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

One thing I don’t particularly like about iSpring Suite is that some areas have limited customization options. However, the built-in templates help make up for this by making course creation faster and more efficient. Despite the customization limitations, it’s still a useful tool for developing professional and engaging e-learning content. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I really enjoy the variety of options for questions and the feedback templates available in iSpring Suite. I also love the new feature that turns stationary content into a voice-over. Staying on top of trends in delivering training content in a more informative and engaging way for students is another aspect I appreciate. The cloud-based training content is a big plus, allowing me to update study material once on the cloud, and the end user can see the updated content immediately. I find this provides huge versatility in keeping our students informed. I also really enjoy using the role plays feature, which is very good for coaching and mentoring, allowing training officers to immerse themselves into the conversation and experience. The setup was very easy, and the iSpring team was very helpful, providing ongoing training to ensure we are comfortable using the platform. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I would love to be able to upload our own avatars into iSpring Suite. We've got a very niche market, and usually, our training officers as well as our students wear PPE, which is safety gear. Unfortunately, the only avatar within the iSpring Suite has goggles on. We also need to place a hairnet or a beardnet, so I would like a bit of creative carte blanche to upload our own avatars into iSpring Suite to use. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.