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Prezi has a rating of 1.7 stars from 9 reviews, indicating that most customers are generally dissatisfied with their purchases. Prezi ranks 40th among Presentation sites.
I could make 10 pages in google slides faster than i can make ONE in Prezi. Don't waste money one a membership that'll lag like this. We have to make a page on this for school and i'm not depressed, I'm suicidal (not really) But seriously, this is CRAP.
This software for presentations used to be fair and a bit hard to understand but I got it. I'm pretty tech savvy. NOW, it's the worst software to navigate that I've ever seen. They made changes that don't make any sense. I spent 5 hours on a presentation that should take one hour to do. This company is crazy. They have no support over the phone but they really do need it. They are awful. Would never recommend this product to ANYONE, ANYWHERE at ANY TIME!
Please help me to contact Prezi, they took money from me for 3 years I don't know how to stop, I try to contact them I paid last week $ A 120, I never use this is horrible this big company robe to all people
Product was completely inadequate for what I needed, confusing and you are unable to download anything created in the demo. So, I decided not to move beyond the demo product. However, to get the demo, I had to enter credit card information and found only when I got my credit card statement that they had charged me full price for the product. When I tried getting a refund, they told me they have a 2-week only return policy. Very shady.
Prezi: "hey I think it's a good idea to not let people zoom out"
"I don't think it's a good idea prezi."
"Shut up"
The interface is bad, can't even find the maneuvering arrows, constructing the slides is just too damn bad to even describe. Anybody using prezi? You just dug your own mental grave. Using this site has brought me nothing but anger.
Thanks prezi.
Go $#*! yourself.
The concept of a different kind of presentation that's not a Powerpoint is the only thing that seems to get Prezi about as far as it has gotten. But it's appeal stops there. The platform isn't intuitive, so plan on setting aside a LOT of time to get to know it. I mean, for a simple presentation, plan to set aside a full day -- 8 hours -- to get the simplest presentation together. Want to add your own image or background? Prezi says you have to wait to reconnect to the internet even though you're already connected. The list goes on. Highly recommend free trial before you go down this road. Because it sure isn't worth the money.
Prezi Next is the absolute worst program I have ever had to work with. It hardly every actually functions on any computer that I try it on. The few times that it actually does work it is so slow and rediculous, you might as well give up and go back to power point. It keeps telling me I'm not connected to the internet and that is why I can't edit my presentation, when I am definitely connected to the internet and have full bars. When you are typing anything, it doesn't let you know what size font you have, only that you can sort of change the font size, but that is iffy too. Every time I try to pull up prezi next I have to make sure that is the only window I can have up in order for it to try to function better, and even then, it makes everything else on my computer freeze up. Pretty much Prezi Next is a one time thing. It will work for you once and then never again, so make sure you get everything in the way you want it the first time, because it ain't happening again! I can't use a website to make a presentation that won't actually let me use it. Prezi Classic was so much better because at least it actually worked. But you can't switch you presentation over from Prezi Next to Prezi Classic. That would be too convenient. You would have to start over if you wanted to do that.
Prezi used to be my favorite platform for presenting, until it gave me less than 12 hours notice that they were shutting the site down the entire day I was supposed to be presenting. My presentation was a life-changing one in front of "sharks" for a business proposition. I'm a college student, and this presentation could determine my future. I now have 7 hours to redo my entire plan on powerpoint, which is not as professional or exciting.
Prezi said I could download a portable version of my presentation, but in order to do that, you must first upgrade to a premium account (NOT FREE). The timing could not have been worse, and giving people such small notice obviously nods to Prezi just scamming us. I'm sure many people have super important presentations tomorrow and will be forced to pay for a premium account in order to download what they spent HOURS creating.
I could not feel any more hate towards Prezi. I will NEVER use it again.
It gives u answer and how it looks its really helpful
Answer: Somewhere in between. It's a legitimate product but their billing practices and refund policy are highly suspect.
Welcome to Prezi, the presentation software that uses motion, zoom, and spatial relationships to bring your ideas to life and make you a great presenter.