Prezi

Prezi is a presentation platform that arranges a talk on a single canvas and runs polls, quizzes and Q&A from the same screen. It is mainly used for lessons, training sessions and talks where visual pacing and live participation matter.

#47 in Productivity ToolsPresentation MakersFree plan

Who it's for

Best for

  • Teachers and trainers who want lessons that hold attention and run live polls
  • Business presenters who want non-linear, zoomable maps for dynamic talks

Not for

  • Careful buyers who will not risk a trial turning into an annual charge
  • Teams that need to hand off a downloadable presentation file

Pricing

Free plan$0
Standard$7/moBilled annually
Plus$19/moBilled annually
Premium$29/moBilled annually

Features

  • Live polls, quizzes and Q&A

    Polls, quizzes, Q&A and word clouds are placed into the flow ahead of time and opened as the talk reaches them, with upvoting and a moderation queue.

  • Import from PowerPoint and more

    Slides come in from PowerPoint, Google Slides, Canva or a PDF, or a topic described in a sentence can be turned into a presentation.

  • Join by QR code

    A single QR code opens the live activities with no app, account or install required for joining from the room or from a call.

  • Post-session review material

    After a session the presentation is shared with flashcards, self-tests, a podcast, a narrated video and a transcript for revisiting the material.

  • Per-question results and feedback

    Quiz and poll results are shown question by question, and end-of-session ratings and comments are collected and digested to show what needs another pass.

What users say

Pros

  • A map of the talk instead of a fixed slide order, so a live session can jump to another location as questions come in.
  • Output looks visually striking, chosen for presentations that need extra flourish beyond a standard deck.

Cons

  • Free trials end and a full annual subscription charge lands with no reminder that arrives in time to stop it.
  • Refund requests sent within a day of the charge get a standard denial citing the terms of service.
  • Cancelling is hard to complete: the button is buried, two accounts fail to sync, and charges continue after an attempt.
  • Making a presentation without the AI chat is close to impossible, since the builder pushes every project through an AI prompt.
  • Edits disappear when the editor lags or fails to save, wiping out hours of work on a presentation.
  • Getting the finished presentation out as a file requires a paid plan, even after the work is done.

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Global Traffic Rank

Top 10k

Alternatives

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Weaker atZooming across a non-linear canvas and running built-in live polls, quizzes and QR-code Q&A.Delivering non-linear, zoomable canvas presentations