What I like most about Prezi is its ability to create presentations that really stand out and are very visually impactful. I love the zoom functionality because it makes presentations more dynamic, something other tools don't offer. Additionally, the incorporation of artificial intelligence is quite useful: it allows ideas to be transformed into presentations almost instantly from a natural context. I also greatly value that Prezi facilitates the quick conversion of PowerPoint presentations to Prezi style, which saves a lot of work.

Overall, the performance is acceptable, but it still feels slow. I think they should focus on improving response speed and enabling something that is already becoming a standard today: the ability to use AI in real-time. For example, I might have created a presentation manually (without AI), but along the way, I would expect to have a chat to converse with the AI and ask it to help me create three more slides, or to develop a Prezi path, all on the fly. That is still not available.

Regarding the price, I think options like Lovable.ai or beautiful.ai offer more economical subscriptions with capabilities that Prezi lacks today. Even so, the visual impact of Prezi's technology remains high and has all the potential to surpass the rest, but more emphasis needs to be placed on leveraging AI.

I also miss AI-based support as effective as ClickUp's. Most help bots tend to fall short, and in the end, you almost always need to contact a real agent (a person) to resolve doubts or problems. This happens even with Claude, but ClickUp impresses me with its chatbot: it seems very well trained and with a solid knowledge base, allowing it to respond precisely to specific doubts and issues.

Finally, I feel that there is still a need to develop an integration ecosystem like Claude, Miro, or Lovable. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The main thing is the artificial intelligence that Prezi applies to make presentations. It is not very flexible when it comes to making changes during the transformation process. It is not easy to make changes after the presentation is done with AI. I think it should improve quite a bit in this aspect. Also, the initial setup is normal, but personally, I would like it to be simpler and faster. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use Prezi to make presentations more visual and engaging. I like Prezi's zoomable presentations. I really like how the zoomable format makes the presentation feel like a story instead of just separate slides. It helps connect ideas naturally and keeps the audience more focused. The initial setup of Prezi was way too easy. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It can take some time to learn at first. Sometimes the zoom effects feel a bit too much if the presentation is not well designed. It would be helpful if Prezi offered some simpler tutorials or easy to use AI-based templates which can be used just by uploading our data. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like most about Prezi is how it turns a presentation into a real story, not just a sequence of static slides. The zooming canvas allows me to shift from a big-picture view to specific details in the moment, based on the audience’s reactions, which makes my presentations feel more natural and genuinely interactive.

From a UI/UX standpoint, the interface feels creative and becomes intuitive once you adjust to the canvas-based workflow. The templates look visually polished, and the AI-assisted layout suggestions help me put together professional-looking presentations even without design expertise.

The AI feature is a real standout. When I provide a topic or a few bullet points, Prezi generates a strong structure and an initial visual layout that I can refine and adapt. It cuts down the time I spend on formatting and lets me focus more on the content itself.

Integration with video presentations (Prezi Video) is another big plus: I can present with my slides overlaid during video calls, which works especially well for remote client work. Overall, Prezi helps me deliver high-impact presentations that people remember long after the meeting ends. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The biggest drawback with Prezi is its steeper learning curve compared with traditional tools like PowerPoint or Google Slides. As a new user, it takes time to understand how to organize content on the large canvas and how to control the zoom path effectively. In the beginning, I spent more time than I expected learning the tool’s logic and trying to avoid overly complex animations that could end up confusing the audience.

From a support and onboarding standpoint, the initial setup experience could be smoother. More guided tutorials or a truly interactive onboarding flow would make a noticeable difference, helping new users become productive faster without having to dig through help articles.

On the integration side, exporting to standard formats and collaborating with people who rely on traditional slideshow tools isn’t as seamless as I’d like. Colleagues in PowerPoint-heavy environments sometimes struggle to view or edit shared presentations, which limits Prezi’s usefulness in certain corporate or client settings.

Finally, the dependency on a stable internet connection is a real limitation. When presenting in places with unreliable networks, performance can degrade, so a stronger offline mode would make Prezi much more dependable for professional use across different environments. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The interface is very dynamic. I like that the options to make the presentation interactive are easy to use: with a few clicks I can generate movement between each slider. It is intuitive and, even without prior knowledge, professional results are achieved.

I made a presentation with text and images, and the way the AI resolved the base of the presentation allowed me, in a short time, to make changes easily, as well as add photos and text without complications.

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I wanted to add videos and tried to upload a .mov file, but it was impossible. I converted the video to the format the platform required, and even then, I couldn't do it: the conversion significantly reduced the quality, and when I tried to insert it, an error appeared. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use Prezi to create dynamic and visual presentations for work. In my case, I use it for clinical research presentations, especially to explain details of investigation protocols to my team. Prezi helps me organize ideas clearly and make the information more engaging and interactive.

What I like most is the zooming feature, because it helps show the connection between ideas in a very clear way. It also makes complex information easier to understand. The setup with Gmail is simple, and overall, Prezi saves me hours of explanation when I need to present protocol details to my team.

The performance is good overall. Presentations run smoothly and the platform is easy to use once you understand the basic tools. I also think Prezi gives good value because it saves time and helps me create better presentations compared to traditional slides.

The onboarding process is simple, and I was able to start using it without much difficulty. I also like that Prezi includes smart features and templates that help me organize content faster. The AI tools can be useful to structure ideas and make presentations look more professional with less effort.

One thing that could be improved is pricing flexibility, especially for small teams. It would also be helpful to have more simple templates for professional or clinical research presentations. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use Prezi to create dynamic and visual presentations for work. In my case, I use it for clinical research presentations, especially to explain details of investigation protocols to my team. Prezi helps me organize ideas clearly and make the information more engaging and interactive.

What I like most is the zooming feature, because it helps show the connection between ideas in a very clear way. It also makes complex information easier to understand. The setup with Gmail is simple, and overall, Prezi saves me hours of explanation when I need to present protocol details to my team.

The performance is good overall. Presentations run smoothly and the platform is easy to use after some practice. I also think Prezi gives good value because it saves time and helps me create better presentations compared to traditional slides.

The onboarding process is simple, but editing can be difficult at first, especially when organizing the zoom path. It takes some time to understand how to structure the presentation correctly. I think this could be improved with more simple tutorials or guided examples.

I also like that Prezi includes smart features and templates that help me organize content faster. The AI tools can be useful to structure ideas and make presentations look more professional with less effort.

One thing that could be improved is pricing flexibility, especially for small teams. It would also be helpful to have more simple templates for professional or clinical research presentations. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The dynamic zoom and pan presentation style is what sets Prezi apart from traditional slide-based tools. The non-linear navigation allows me to jump between topics seamlessly, which keeps my audience engaged. The templates are visually stunning and the collaboration features make it easy to work with teammates in real time. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The pricing can be steep for individual users, especially for the premium features. The learning curve for new users is a bit challenging since Prezi's zooming interface is quite different from traditional presentations. Also, the offline functionality is limited and sometimes the animations can be distracting if not used carefully. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like best about Prezi is its AI-powered presentation generator, I just type a prompt and it produces a solid starting deck within seconds, which saves a lot of time compared to building slides from scratch in PowerPoint. The UI is clean and intuitive, and the editor stays smooth and responsive even on bigger presentations, so I never feel like I'm fighting the tool. The themes and image effects also feel a step above traditional slide tools, so my presentations end up looking polished without much extra effort. What really sets Prezi apart, though, is the single zoomable canvas instead of separate slides - the way it zooms into each section as you move from point to point keeps the audience engaged and gives the whole presentation a much more cinematic, memorable feel. Regarding integrations, we can download those PPT or download it as pdf, and even share as broadcast link. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It's actually a good tool, but I dislike the following 2 features -

1. AI generator output: the prompt-based draft is a good start but still needs significant manual editing.

2. Offline use: It's heavily web-based, limited offline functionality. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like best about Prezi is that it feels way more engaging than a normal slideshow. At Zenger Folkman we used it a lot on the sales and marketing team for presentations, and it just kept things feeling more interactive and less like people were being talked at for 30 minutes straight.

The movement between topics and the zooming stuff helped keep people focused, especially during trainings or strategy presentations where a regular deck can start to feel repetitive pretty fast.

I also liked how easy it was to show how ideas connected together instead of just going slide-by-slide. It made presentations feel a little more natural and story-driven.

Another upside is that you can make something look really polished without needing to be some kind of design expert. There’s a bit of a learning curve at first, but once you figure it out it’s honestly pretty simple to put together something that looks modern and profesisonal. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There’s a bit of a learning curve at first, especially if you’re coming from PowerPoint. At Zenger Folkman we used Prezi on the sales and marketing team, and some people picked it up faster than others.

It can also take a little longer to build presentations, and it’s easy to overdo the zoom effects when you’re new to it. But once you get comfortable with the platform, the presentations feel way more engaging and memorable. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

For me, one of the most helpful features is being able to move around the interface so the presentation I’m building flows well. The best part is the drag-and-drop interface, because it makes it easy to rearrange elements throughout the process if I realize I need to reposition something. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

While I genuinely love the interface, it did take me some time to learn it and fully understand how everything works. I’ve used Prezi for years for both personal and professional purposes, so I’m comfortable navigating it. Still, I’ll admit that if you’re new to Prezi, the interface can feel pretty daunting at first and may take a bit of time to get used to. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What we like best about Prezi is how dynamic and visually engaging the presentations feel compared to traditional slide decks. It helps us create polished, high-end listing presentations that align with our luxury real estate brand while keeping clients engaged through smooth transitions, interactive storytelling, and customized visuals. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

One downside of Prezi is that there can be a slight learning curve when creating more advanced presentations, especially when trying to perfect transitions and layout flow. Some presentations can also take a bit longer to build compared to more traditional slide platforms, but the final result is usually worth it for the more elevated and engaging experience. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.