The presentation is where it starts, not where it ends.
Bring the slides you have, or describe what you're covering. Prezi builds a session where everyone takes part and shows what they understand, then keeps it working afterward from one link.
G2 Leader in Audience Response, Presentation Software, and AI Presentation Tools.
What lands in the room stays with them after.
Bring slides from PowerPoint, Google Slides, Canva, or a PDF, or describe what you're covering in a sentence. Either way, it's yours to shape.
The quiet ones participate too.
In most rooms, the same few people answer everything. With Prezi, one QR code gives everyone a way to ask, answer, and vote. Plan your live activities (polls, quizzes, Q&A, and word clouds) ahead of time, then open them as you reach them in the presentation. Remote counts as present. People on a call join the same way people in the room do.
Nothing to install: No app, no account, no barrier. They scan and they're in.
The best questions rise: The audience upvotes what it most wants answered, and you keep control with a moderation queue.
One tool does what four used to.
Your slides come in exactly as they are, and now you can move around them. Add a poll, quiz, Q&A, or word cloud while you build, and see the flow before you go live. Then present, open each activity as you reach it, and share the link afterward, all from the same screen.
Two ways in: Import your PowerPoint, Google Slides, Canva, or PDF and you're running a poll in two minutes. Or describe what you're covering in a sentence and Prezi builds it from there.
Run it all from one screen: Presenting, polls, quizzes, and Q&A live in the same flow, not in another tab.
On brand from the start: Add your logo and colors once, and everything you make carries them.
The session ends. The learning doesn't.
Share your presentation so people can revisit it on their own time. They can review with flashcards and self-tests, or catch up with a podcast or narrated video. The people who missed the session have a place to start, too.
Review on their terms: Video, podcast, transcript, slides, or the full interactive presentation. Everyone picks the format that works for them.
Practice on their own: Flashcards and self-tests built from the material you presented.
Keep one place to return to: What they open afterward is the same page you taught from.
Find out what stuck, while you can still act on it.
Results come in by question during the session, so you can reteach before you move on. Audience questions and the end-of-session feedback digest show what needs another explanation, so the next session is sharper.
See the responses: Quiz and poll results, shown question by question.
Gather presentation feedback: Ratings and comments collected at the end, digested for you.
Hear what they're asking: Every audience question in one place, ranked by upvotes, so you know which idea to explain again.
Built for the people accountable for what sticks.
Training people actually finish
Explore Prezi for trainingOnboarding that gets completed
Live sessions everyone takes part in, plus self-paced review people finish instead of clicking through to the end.
Proof for stakeholders
SCORM export to your LMS with completion data, plus results by question you can put in front of leadership.
Made for people who need ideas to land.
Training people actually finish
Create onboarding and training people finish, with participation and proof built in.
Explore Prezi for trainingLessons that hold the room
Turn every seat into an active part of the lesson, then give students a way to review.
Explore Prezi for teachersTeach it in the order the room needs.
Keep the whole lecture hall taking part, and see which concepts need another pass.
Explore Prezi for higher edProof that it sticks.
“I work with Fortune 100 companies and consistently get asked, 'How do you do that? What tool is that?' Prezi makes me far more professional and leaves a lasting impression.”
“I used Prezi at a global event attended by several heads of state — a unique experience for many in the audience.”
“I don't know, seriously, where I would have been in my educational career had it not been for Prezi. My student success and their growth came from the content I presented as I taught.”
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Know what landed after your very next session.
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Get started for freeFrequently asked questions
What is Prezi?
Prezi is an interactive presentation platform that turns the material you already have into experiences where people participate, apply ideas, and show what they understand. One tool does what four used to. Bring slides made anywhere or describe what you are covering, run live polls, quizzes, and Q&A that everyone joins from any device, then leave one link that keeps teaching afterward. Prezi is a G2 Leader in AI Presentation Tools, Presentation Software, and Audience Response, and more than 170 million people in 195 countries have used it.
Does Prezi work with PowerPoint and Google Slides?
Yes. Bring your PowerPoint or Google Slides into Prezi and your slides come in exactly as they are, with your fonts, line spacing, and formatting intact. Then add polls, quizzes, and Q&A on top without recreating the presentation.
Can I use Prezi with slides I made in ChatGPT?
Yes. Prezi imports slides generated in ChatGPT and other AI tools, alongside PowerPoint, Google Slides, Canva, PDF, and Word. Your deck comes in looking the way you made it, and you add live polls, quizzes, Q&A, and a shareable link on top.
How does Prezi engage an audience during a presentation?
Prezi builds live polls, quizzes, Q&A, and word clouds into the presentation itself. The audience scans one QR code and joins from any phone, with no app and no login, so everyone can ask, answer, and vote without switching tabs.
Can Prezi make an AI presentation from a prompt?
Yes, Prezi is a free AI presentation maker. Describe the class, training, or presentation you need in a sentence, and Prezi builds a draft for you to edit. You bring the subject knowledge and decide what to keep, change, or explain differently.
Does Prezi work for remote and hybrid sessions?
Yes. Prezi runs the same polls, quizzes, and Q&A whether your audience is in the room, on a call, or half-and-half. Everyone joins the same session and participates the same way, ten feet or ten time zones away.
Can I present from my phone?
Yes. Scan a QR code or type a short code on your phone and it becomes your presenter remote, with no login on the phone. Swipe between slides, read your notes, and see what's next while the big screen follows.
What are interactive slides?
Interactive slides (beta) are timelines, mind maps, infographics, and simulations that Prezi builds from your material and places in the presentation as a slide. You teach from them in class, and people explore them again on the shared page afterward.
Can I export my presentation to PowerPoint or PDF?
Yes. You can export a Prezi presentation as a PowerPoint (PPTX) file or a PDF, keeping your fonts, text formatting, and bullet styles.
Can people who missed a presentation catch up later?
Yes. What you presented becomes a link that keeps teaching. People can revisit it as a narrated video, listen to it as a podcast, read the transcript, or check their understanding with flashcards and a self-test.
What can Prezi tell me after a presentation?
Prezi shows quiz and poll results by question, the questions your audience asked, and an end-of-session feedback digest with ratings and comments. You can see which concepts landed and which need another pass, so the next session is sharper.
Is Prezi useful for teaching and training?
Yes. Educators use Prezi for lectures that hold attention and material students can revisit until it sticks. Training teams use it for onboarding and upskilling, with self-paced review, SCORM export to an LMS with completion data, and results by question they can share with stakeholders.
Can I edit the presentation Prezi creates with AI?
Yes. You can change the text, images, and layout after Prezi drafts your presentation. You can also add a poll or quiz to check what your audience understands.
How many people use Prezi?
More than 170 million people use Prezi worldwide, over 500 million presentations have been created with it, and it is used in more than 195 countries.
Is Prezi free to start?
Yes. You can start creating with Prezi for free without a credit card, and import your existing slides.