PreziReviews of prezi.com

I'm still in the learning and training phase and experimenting! So far I'm enjoying it! However, due to the plan purchased, the program is limited in some functions that limit creativity and also save the file! We will continue evaluating whether it is worth having this subscription and contracted service!

Edit: After insistent pressing, Prezi allowed me to delete an old presentation. Updated review to 3 stars. I can't get into my old account, and Prezi refused to remove a presentation that I made in college that I do not want to be public and searchable with my name. I will never use Prezi again and encourage you to do the same.

Prezi gave a big hope when it was initially prezented to audience. Since then it is only disappointing more and more. What was promised was never been done, what was done have worst support ever and finally it is just "another trivial presentation oriented software". Moreover it is not reliable if you need it working stable: constant "internet offline's", bugs etc

Resolution is pending, I will update when I know for sure. (ORIGINAL: I paid for an annual subscription, made one presentation and did not like the software. When I asked for a refund I was two days over the refund date and they refused. So now I am stuck with an entire year of a useless (to me) license. Make sure you research and play with the free features a lot before you decide to purchase. They are an unforgiving company and don’t care about your opinion.)

Prezi used to be a great alternative to PowerPoint. You had complete freedom to create a presentation on an infinitely zooming canvas and were largely unconstrained in what you could come up with. Then they released a competely re-written version called Prezi Next, grandfathering the old version to Prezi Classic. If you start using Prezi now you will use Prezi Next. Prezi Next is a huge step backwards if you want creative freedom. Basic functionality (like grouping objects so they can be moved/zoomed together) has been removed, and the whole experience is more templated/constrained. Prezi Classic felt like being given a canvas and easel, Prezi Next feels like colour-by-numbers. Prezi Classic 5/5/. Prezi Next 3/5. I've gone back to PowerPoint.