Prezi Reviews: 4.2/5 — Solid Choice

PREZI by far outreaches many other software doing the same. It has a user-friendly interface and simple learning dynamics Anything which brakes the monopoly of a few is always better, As it tends to bring in better alternatives. Prezi is exactly doing the same with its easy user interface, dynamic platforms with multiple slide designs, and graphic options which are almost updated on a daily basis. Prezi off late has been picking up quite widely and fast in almost all industries.

It is a perfect product, it's all one can ask for. There is nothing to dislike. Prezi does what it is supposed to do best. The only thing I can say to dislike is that Prezi is unknown in the market.

As a doctor, I use Prezi to make presentations that are used in my field. These dynamic, ambient presentations in my field are used for research generals, making presentations to the bulk of people & Marketing a new concept. Prezi offers me better fonts then PowerPoint which helps me better.

The use of this tool enables us to make more dynamic and vivid presentations.

I do not know. I need more time to see it.

Interest of presentations and dinamic explanations.

It allows for more fluid transitions to deliver a more "video-like" presentation vs. a ppt deck

It does take some time to get used to creating vs ppt decks

Allowing reps to use an elevator pitch in a fluid presentation format

Customizable formatting, transitions, graphics, more space to have fun presenting while still getting the information to your audience! I think more people pay attention now to what im presenting!

hard to work on one presentation with multiple people, need more cloud based options for sharing amongst team members so that we can all work at the same time!!

Powerpoint was just getting bland so Prezi gave me the chance to spice things up and enjoy presenting things again!

Prezi is super easy to use, and it has super fun tools to create a successful presentation.

I don't think that there are any things I dislike about prezi.

It is solving how to create quality presentations, and it benefits me because I use it to make presentations.

Prezi makes it possible for users to create presentations that are unique as compared to traditional tools like PowerPoint. With almost no limitations, users can be as creative as they wish in crafting presentations that will hold an audience's attention because they have never seen Prezi in action and even if they have, they have no way of knowing what they will see next.

There is a bit of a learning curve to overcome when you start using Prezi because it is very different than traditional presentation tools. However, if you start with an open mind you will quickly see the value in doing something ubiquitous in a vry different way.

I use Prezi to tell potential clients a story that draws them in and engages their full attention. Even if a potential clients doesn't buy the product we are discussing, we do get comments about the unique manner in which we presented it to them.

When teachers were asked to teach virtually I had no idea how to use any programs to enhance my lessons. Prezi saved me and reduced my stress knowing I had a program that was easy to use. I was able to figure most of it on my own. I could use more training on other aspects of the program. I have watched others do incredible presentations. I learn best when someone shows me how to do it specially as I don't have a lot of time to be learning about a program on my own.

I would like to have more ready backgrounds and the possibility to pause and review and be able to go back to record were I left of. when you review, you either save or delete. I was never able to use the editing cut tool. Also, when you show charts on the camera, it presents backwards so for some presentations I moved to IMovie or screecastify. The good thing is that it pushed me to learn about other recording programs.

I signed up for a session to get more training as I would like to be able to use all the amazing tools available to us.

Prezi looks so much more sophisticated than the standard presentation suite most people are used to. I think everyone has come to dread in person and virtual slideshows, but Prezi looks so fresh that it keeps people awake and engaged

The only real downside is that many people have not used it previously, so every time yu have a new hire, you may have to train them on how to use Prezi. It's not too hard to learn, but it takes some time and practice of course.

Providing important information to internal groups, and providing sales presentations to potential customers. Sales are much more likely to land if we can get in front of a customer with good visuals rather than relying on emails or phone calls.

I like the fact that Prezi is not like any other presentation software as it has all of the parts of a presentation software but it also has great automatic animations which help convey the message.

What I don't like about prezi is the fact that I don't have a lot of options where I feel like a collaboration with Canva would be excellent and improve the quality of the product.

Prezi is helping us with presentation issues but also helping convey our diverse topics in diverse ways where there are multiple ways to do a presentation where there is a difference in quality.

Prezi allows you to create fantastic dynamic presentations, and thanks to them, you can keep your audience interested and focused on your display. I started using Prezi during my studies, and I continue using it at work. Prezi provides lots of templates so everyone can make unique presentations. You can easily upload pictures and videos.

Difficulties with pdf conversion. You have to spend some time learning how to use Prezi - at the beginning, it can be pretty tricky.

Prezi allows me to display my presentation interestingly and bring people's attention. Thanks to that, I'm sure my presentation has been heard and understood.