What I like best about Prezi is how different the presentation experience feels compared to more traditional tools. The interface is easy to navigate once you get used to it, and the visual flow makes presentations feel more interactive and less static. I also like that it helps keep people more engaged, especially when presenting more visual or creative content. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Some parts of Prezi can take a bit of time to learn, especially if you’re used to more traditional slide-based tools. I’ve also noticed that performance can slow down a little on more complex presentations with lots of movement or visual elements. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I love using Prezi for creating engaging presentations that stand out from traditional slide decks. It's great for storytelling and visual impact. Prezi solves the problem of boring, linear presentations by helping me capture audience attention with dynamic zooming and creative layouts, making complex ideas easier to follow. I love the zooming canvas interface and the variety of templates available. The AI features are impressive and help speed up the creation process. The ability to create non-linear presentations with smooth transitions really sets it apart from PowerPoint. The zooming canvas lets me present ideas hierarchically, showing the big picture first and then drilling into details. The AI helps generate content quickly and suggests layouts that I wouldn't have thought of myself, saving me time and making my presentations more visually compelling. The initial setup was pretty straightforward, and there are plenty of templates to get started with. The learning curve for the interface was manageable, especially with the help of tutorials. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The main thing missing is an option to create simple, traditional slides. Sometimes I just need basic slides without all the zooming and animation effects, but Prezi forces you into their canvas model. A simple slide mode would make it more versatile for everyday presentations where the fancy transitions aren't needed. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like the UI overall—the animations and the templates in particular. Performance has been good, and I’ve used it for high-stakes presentations without issues. I haven’t needed support or onboarding yet. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I dislike the pricing. There should be an option in between the free plan and the $29 price point, since I use it more periodically. It would be great if it switched to a credit-based model or had a project limit instead. I ended up canceling because I tend to use it quarterly. Also, the integrations have been lacking, and the conversion to PPT or video takes a bit longer than I’d like. More importantly, sometimes the interface when editing is tricky. Sometimes the drag-drop features are not wonky and it locks into a ratio . Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use Prezi mainly for presentations and occasional marketing artifacts. It makes the presentations and content much more engaging and interesting to follow. I've had great success using Prezi for dynamic, innovative presentations and creating highly-respected case studies for job interviews. I like the templates, ease of use, and ability to customize. There are easy-to-use templates that can get you up and running in minutes, or you can take a more customized approach. The pathing system for dynamic presentations is very straightforward, taking little to no time to onboard or train. Prezi does a great job of taking sometimes dull content and bringing it to life. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I can't think of anything specific. It can be expensive but I have always found value. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I really like how easy Prezi is to use and how quickly I can put something nice together with less effort than a normal deck. The AI feature is a big help with the design portion, letting me focus on quality content without worrying about aesthetics. Also, the initial setup was pretty easy! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It is a little tricky trying to export it into an actual deck when I need to share it externally/with people who prefer a deck over an interactive module. I had to reposition different aspects because the export version would have assets split over the edge of the slide so only part of it would show in the presentation. This took all the time I had originally saved. It's great if you're the one actually presenting. If you're sending it to people though, they may want it in slide format, and at that point I would recommend starting somewhere else. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use to really use before all this apps came out that made it easier to do what Prezi does. But know really use it maybe when I remember a similar project I did and just go and update what ever I did. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Being able to be creative, the first time I used Prezi I was doing my Master's and working with multiple agencies on a project. But as my career has grown the reluctance of Prezi really has been replaced with other programs that really are not helpful. Also are hard to navigate with Prezi. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Its potential as a presentation tool has improved exponentially thanks to the implementation of AI, which facilitates the generation of more than professional work for all fields, achieving exceptional performance after its latest update. The interface continues to be improved little by little, as well as its compatibility with different browsers and systems, which facilitates greater integration. Additionally, there are pricing plans adapted to the characteristics of different professional roles. As for support, you can not only find it from the platform itself, but also from community members who have published templates and instructions that help maximize the performance of Prezi. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

By relying so much on the network to fully utilize Prezi's potential, it's possible to notice some lag, which I don't know if it's due to the connection or the platform's own performance. Many times I am left with this doubt, but the truth is that it happens much less frequently now, almost anecdotally. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The Prezi tool provides a completely integrated way to get you content down cold (and get through it as you audience directs), so you can focus on making sure your audience takes away the message you intend. I've spent 40 years working in a global multinational in business development and the best sales person I ever worked with called me as soon as he found Prezi 2 years ago. He said it was the best selling tool he had ever seen. Tad was not given to hyperbole, so I signed up and tried it out. As it so happens I had a consulting client pitch that would generate $500 million in revenue for my company over 12 months set up 5 days from my introduction to Prezi. I found the platform easy to use and understand and unbelievably capable of seamlessly linking multiple media types, graphics, layouts into a smooth/fluid presentation. You still had to focus on transmission/affirmation and supporting content sharing, but a great deal of the content messaging was delivered easily through Prezi. Within 2 weeks of presenting to the global operations team my contract was signed, and I've never looked back. In reality, all top flight presenters are artists, that weave together the magic of symbols, structure, visual imagery, color, sequence and personal and group energy and communication skills to deliver the best sales/presentation experience possible. Prezi truly does enable the presenter to focus singularly on creating the shared trust and intimacy building that is absolutely essential to any sale, or effective group presentation. Nice work Prezi! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

That is was not available earlier in my career…. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The layout is easy to use and the tutorials are straightforward. I've only used the free version for the past several years and I have not used the AI yet. I have had no issues with performance, but I have tried downloading a prezi presentation with was a rather large file. other than that, I have enjoyed using Prezi and have made suggestions to many others to use it as well. It has gotten to the point that I hate the look of Powerpoint presentation and refuse to use them. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It does that a little bit of playing around with the interface to understand how to use the program, such as creating the shapes/bubbles and such and getting them to connect to one another. It doesnt take long to get use to it but most people are lazy and will just use a power point but after using Prezi I cant bring myself to use anything else Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I really like how easy Prezi is to use. There's no hassle with technology issues because the files are hosted on Prezi, so most of the time we aren't saving them. You just prepare your presentation, open it up, and as long as there's Internet, you're good to go without dealing with large PowerPoint files. It's also a lot of fun to use and can make presentations more engaging and thematic compared to PowerPoint. Prezi turns somewhat boring or technical topics into something fun and can really sell a theme, which is awesome. The templates are cute and add to the fun. I also found the initial setup to be super easy. Lastly, Prezi definitely has a wow factor because I've recommended it especially to people making presentations at schools. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

When you're not using Prezi as an internet-based thing, the files can be super huge and a little bit difficult to work with. Once you download a Prezi file, you can't edit it as well. There’s not a lot of room for last-minute changes. Also, PowerPoint can integrate with the rest of Microsoft Office, allowing you to paste in tables and reference other types of files, whereas Prezi doesn't do that so much. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.