Prezi

Prezi

Freemium

Non-linear AI presentation platform with a zoomable canvas that helps you present complex ideas spatially instead of slide by slide.

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What is Prezi?

Prezi is a cloud-based presentation platform founded in 2009 that pioneered non-linear, spatial storytelling using a zoomable user interface (ZUI). Instead of advancing through static slides, Prezi places all your content on a single infinite canvas, with animated zoom paths that guide viewers through connected ideas in a visually memorable way. Used by over 160 million people worldwide, Prezi has expanded into a full product suite: Prezi Present for zoomable presentations, Prezi Video for overlaying content directly on live video calls, and Prezi Design for interactive infographics. In 2025-2026, Prezi added AI generation from prompts and documents, AI text tools (expand, shorten, simplify, convert to visual), and editable outline generation powered by OpenAI. Prezi is available on web and as a desktop app, with a free plan and three paid tiers ranging from $7 to $29 per month, each including a 14-day free trial.

Key Features

Zoomable Non-Linear Canvas (ZUI)AI Presentation Generation from PromptsAI Text Tools (Expand, Shorten, Simplify)Editable AI Outline StagePrezi Video Overlay for Live CallsPrezi Design for InfographicsAI Image GeneratorTemplate LibraryAnimated Zoom Path EditorSpeaker NotesPDF ExportPowerPoint ImportDesktop App (Windows and Mac)Real-Time CollaborationReusable Slide LibraryEngagement AnalyticsOpenAI-Powered Generation

Integrations

Communication
SlackZoom
CRM
Salesforce
Writing & Docs
PowerPoint

How to Use Prezi

1Sign up free at prezi.com or start a 14-day paid trial
2Enter a prompt or upload content to generate a presentation with AI
3Review and edit the AI-generated outline before finalising the canvas
4Arrange topics spatially using the zoomable canvas editor
5Present live, record via Prezi Video, or share via link

✅ Best For

  • Teachers, lecturers, and trainers who want to present interconnected concepts in a way that shows how ideas relate to each other, rather than forcing a linear narrative. Sales professionals and public speakers who deliver high-stakes pitches and want their presentation to stand out visually from standard slide-based decks. Marketing and creative teams who produce client-facing reports, case studies, and interactive infographics that need to feel dynamic and memorable.

❌ Not For

  • Consultants and analysts who deliver client presentations in PowerPoint format and need deep charting capabilities, waterfall charts, or complex data tables, as Prezi's canvas format creates friction when clients expect an editable PPTX file. Users who get motion sickness easily, as Prezi's animated zooming transitions can be disorienting for some audiences if not used with restraint.

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Pricing

Free$0
  • ✓Basic presentations
  • ✓limited templates
  • ✓Prezi branding
Standard$7/mo
  • ✓Billed annually
  • ✓5 AI credits/month
  • ✓full manual tools
  • ✓PDF export
Plus$19/mo
  • ✓More AI credits
  • ✓Prezi Video
  • ✓advanced templates
Premium$29/mo
  • ✓Unlimited AI credits
  • ✓priority support
  • ✓advanced analytics

Prompts to Try

Create a presentation on the future of renewable energy for a science conference

Build an interactive product overview that shows how three features connect

Generate a sales pitch that visually maps out the customer journey

Design an educational presentation on the human circulatory system for medical students

Make a startup pitch that tells a non-linear story starting from the problem

Use Cases

A biology teacher creates a Prezi on the human immune system where students can zoom into individual cell types from an overview map, helping them visualise the relationship between components rather than memorising a list of bullet points.
A startup founder delivers an investor pitch using Prezi's spatial canvas to show how the problem, solution, market, and team all connect to a single central thesis, leaving a more memorable impression than a linear deck.
A corporate trainer uses Prezi Video to overlay her presentation slides directly alongside her face during a Zoom training session, keeping the audience focused on both the content and the trainer simultaneously.
A conference speaker builds a complex ecosystem diagram in Prezi and zooms in live to specific areas based on audience questions, adapting the presentation flow on the fly without skipping between unrelated slides.
A marketing manager uses Prezi Design to create an interactive annual report infographic that clients can explore online, zooming into financial highlights and campaign results at their own pace.

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