Prezi

What is Prezi?

Prezi is a presentation tool that replaces static slides with motion, zooming, and spatial relationships. It’s used to build presentations, videos, and infographics, with an emphasis on making virtual presentations interactive and visually engaging. Creations are highly customizable, and Prezi provides resources for making videos and infographics.

For data security, Prezi adheres to SOC2 standards, which is particularly relevant for schools. It supports hybrid learning experiences and is built for businesses and individuals who want to communicate, collaborate, and connect more effectively.

Prezi was founded in Budapest in 2009 and has grown into a global company that operates entirely remotely. It launched its zooming presentation software in 2009 and introduced Prezi Video in 2019 to improve virtual presentations for remote teams. Today it has over 100 million users worldwide.

Prezi offers pricing plans for individuals, students, teachers, and businesses. These plans include features such as Prezi AI, advanced privacy settings, premium images, PowerPoint file conversion, unlimited visual content, viewer controls, and revocable share links.

Who created Prezi?

Prezi was founded in Budapest in 2009. It is a global company operating fully remotely, with team members spread across many countries. After launching its zooming presentation software in 2009, the company released Prezi Video in 2019 to improve virtual presentations. Prezi now reports over 100 million users worldwide.

What is Prezi used for?

• Business presentations, sales presentations, and marketing presentations
• Human resources communications
• Creating videos and infographics
• Interactive, hybrid learning experiences in education
• Hosting webinars
• Reusing presentations and working from a library of pre-designed assets and a large content library
• Simplifying visual communication and adding interactivity to presentations, whether delivered in person or via video

Who is Prezi for?

Prezi suits business professionals, educators, students, and teams in marketing, sales, and human resources — anyone who wants to create engaging presentations, videos, or infographics in a hybrid work or learning environment.