I like the versatility when designing a corporate presentation with Prezi. Also, I love how the presentation looks immersive. I also appreciate that when we switched from PowerPoint to Prezi, the tool made handling much easier, especially because it is online. This is great because we don't have to worry about recovering files if the computers get damaged. The initial setup was very easy, it's very intuitive and there were no problems. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Actually, I like everything, I like everything about this platform. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use Prezi to create interactive presentations for training and knowledge-sharing sessions. What I like most is its zooming interface and visual storytelling approach, which makes presentations more engaging than traditional slide-based formats. It helps keep the audience interested and improves the overall presentation experience. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The unique presentation style can take some time to learn for new users. For complex presentations, designing the flow may require additional effort compared to standard presentation tools. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I really like Prezi's nonlinear structure and visual storytelling approach. It's a nice change from traditional slide-based tools. Presenting ideas as a connected whole rather than breaking them into separate slides makes a big difference, especially for complex topics. Prezi allows me to show both the overall picture and the details more effectively. It's very effective for engaging presentations. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

While I find Prezi very powerful, there are a few areas that could be improved. First, the learning curve can be a bit steep, especially for users who are used to traditional slide-based tools. Getting comfortable with the Canvas structure and designing a smooth flow takes some time. Another point is performance. Larger or more complex presentations with many elements and zoom layers can make the platform feel a bit heavy or slower than expected. This can affect the editing experience. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I really like the beautiful interface and user experience of Prezi. It's on a whole new level compared to Microsoft PowerPoint, especially in terms of creativity and innovation within the presentation layout. I also appreciate the unique style of presentation that Prezi offers. Furthermore, the initial setup was quite easy, particularly with the help of Prezi AI, which allows me to give inputs as prompts and then play around with it, resulting in a good presentation. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I think one thing that could be improved is making it more easily editable. The transition, you know, how one slide transitions to the next, I think that aspect can be improved. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use Prezi to create presentations and infosheets for non-academic stakeholders, and it allows for a very good visual link between concepts and their details, which helps lead my audience through my thought process without losing them, even on complex topics. I like it more than PowerPoint for this reason. Prezi has better built-in visual appearances that are more accommodating to a non-scientific audience used to PR materials. The library function is very handy since it allows for consistent design themes across various talks without having to save individual colors and files. Templates help in brainstorming for infographics and speed up the process. I enjoy working in the cloud, which means I don't have to worry about syncing and resolution issues across OSs and computers. The topic structures visually assist in navigating thought processes, making it easier to create presentations for lay audiences than with PowerPoint. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I find the editability of visuals, like shapes or pictures, quite annoying since I can't size them with numeric values, only with + and - signs, which makes it hard to have a clean finish. Also, no more than five colors can be saved in a scheme, and I have to either save the hex code or pipette it again for any other color, lacking the 'last used colors' feature that is present in PowerPoint. The initial setup was not hard but tedious; I had to keep looking up functions and command keys. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like most about Prezi is how effortlessly it breaks away from the traditional, boring slide-by-slide format. The dynamic zooming canvas lets me present the “big picture” first and then zoom directly into the finer details, which makes my storytelling far more engaging for the audience. On top of that, the new Prezi AI features feel like a real game-changer: I can enter a quick prompt or outline and have it instantly generate a beautifully formatted, non-linear presentation structure, saving me hours of manual design work. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Offline functionality feels fairly limited on the lower-tier plans, which leaves me too dependent on having a strong internet connection when I’m presenting on the go. On top of that, the pricing for the fully unlocked desktop version and the more advanced premium features is quite high, so it can be hard to justify for casual users who only need to put together a few presentations each year. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I think what stands out about Prezi is the special nonlinear canvas, which changes how we present the information structure. The superbel user interface is also impressive, offering incredible performance that I really like. I appreciate the smart software's topic and subtopic organization, which keeps presentations looking minimalistic and uncluttered, allowing me to dive deep into layers of content without overwhelming the audience. The Prezi video capability is also a game changer for me, as it allows me to overlay graphics and presentation elements onto a live feed. Additionally, I enjoy being able to integrate motion and flow, which looks like a transition with animations between dynamic and static content. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Prezi is kind of like a big steep initial learning curve for animations. Sometimes it's fast for animations which can be disengaging. The infinite canvas means it's hard to understand spatial planning or zoom levels, making mapping out parts difficult at first. Another issue is the risk of motion sickness if the zoom path is too fast or frequent, it can make the audience feel dizzy or distracted. The built-in templates feel restrictive, minimizing the freedom to add pages or parts. Collaboration and offline performance are very limited. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I love using Prezi to make dynamic presentations for my work or university. It's an excellent way to present my projects interactively. It allows me to create more entertaining presentations, videos, and infographics. I love that I can present my projects professionally without having extensive design knowledge. Additionally, having a global map of my project and being able to zoom in to explain a detail is very useful. I really consider it a powerful and very useful tool, as monotonous presentations do not hold the audience's attention. Prezi allows the audience to connect and learn in a more didactic way. Finally, without a doubt, I would recommend it because it is an excellent tool for creating professional and entertaining presentations, I would give it a 10. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I prefer to use Prezi online to avoid using the application on my computer and making it slow. Something that could also be improved is the printing of a presentation in such a way that the content is ordered logically and can be printed on paper without images being cut off or text from a presentation being lost. The initial setup did take some practice, as I was used to using linear slides and at first, I was a bit confused about how to create my presentations in Prezi. But after that, everything became easier. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The visual affects that support the ability to scale up or zooming inn, on specific idea. in addition to the ability to produce different presentation files. the pricing needs to be re-considered taking into consideration the new open IA features. the performance is not questionable and serve the need. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Prezi old versions were not supported with Arabic language, which represent a challenge for some cases where Arabic is essential. besides to the fact that pricing becomes high while considering other free open IA resources. i am not familiar with using AI inside Prezi since i haven't renewed my subscription since long time. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I love that Prezi has a lot of animation and effects, which provide different ways to represent information and make things clearer and more professional in my daily presentations. The AI tools are particularly helpful, offering guidance and suggestions that enhance the presentation experience. I feel comfortable using Prezi because of the availability of different templates and options that make my presentations more stunning. Additionally, the setup was very easy and self-explanatory. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Well, something that doesn't really work for me right now is that it does not have compatibility with a lot of Russian presentation tools. So, you have to log in to make a presentation. If I leave my computer at home and wanted to present on a different computer, I have to log in to that computer to open the file. But sometimes if that computer is not mine, and let's say it's for another company, I need to access my account and at some point, I'd have to leave the access open for them. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.