Teach a lesson the whole class takes part in

Yes. Prezi imports PowerPoint, Google Slides, Canva, PDF, and Word files onto its zoomable canvas and keeps your slides looking the way you made them. You can then add live polls, quizzes, and Q&A without rebuilding anything.

Only if you want it to. The default is that your formatting comes across unchanged. If you would rather have a fresh look, ask Prezi to restyle the deck into one of its designer themes and your content moves across intact.

Type a prompt, paste your notes, or upload a syllabus, lecture outline, or existing file. Prezi builds a structured presentation from that content in seconds. You can rearrange slides, rewrite text, and change the design before you teach it.

No. Prezi handles layout, color, and image choices, and the themes are designer-made rather than generated. You can adjust any of it afterward.

Not anymore. Prezi had a steeper learning curve before 2022, and that reputation outlasted the product. Today you import the deck you already have or describe what you want, and you can be running a poll in about two minutes.

Run a live poll, generate a quiz from your existing slides, or launch a word cloud from inside the deck. Results appear on screen as students answer. No separate app required.

They scan one QR code with their phone. There is no app to download and no account to create. The same code works for polls, quizzes, the word cloud, and Q&A.

Yes. Questions collect through Q&A before, during, and after the session, the class upvotes what it most wants answered, and a moderation queue keeps you in control of what appears. Students can also ask the material a question directly and get an explanation at their own pace.

Yes. Add a poll or quiz at any point in the lesson, mid-class or as a wrap-up, without leaving your presentation. Results come back question by question.

Yes. Presentations run inside Zoom and other video call tools, and students join polls, quizzes, and Q&A from their own device wherever they are. Camera mode also puts you on camera with your slides arranged around you instead of behind you.

Yes. Share one link and students can watch it as a narrated video, listen to it as a podcast, read the transcript, or check themselves with a quiz. The link stays live for the rest of the term.

They open the same shareable link and get the lecture as a narrated video, a podcast, a transcript, or a self-check quiz. No reschedule and no separate recording to hunt down.

Prezi combines presentation creation with live polls, quizzes, Q&A, and a word cloud in one platform, so there is no second tab and no second subscription. It is the only product G2 ranks in the top three of presentation software, AI presentation tools, and audience response.

Prezi starts from the slides you already have rather than asking you to build lessons in a new format. It runs the live participation and the after-class review on the same material, in the same link, with no LMS setup required.

You can, and you can also use it with PowerPoint. Most teachers import their existing PowerPoint files and add polls, quizzes, and Q&A on top rather than rebuilding.

Yes, every feature is free to try with AI credits and no credit card. Paid EDU plans add unlimited use and are discounted up to 80% for verified teachers and students.

Yes. Prezi complies with FERPA and COPPA, aligns with GDPR and UK GDPR, and is certified under the EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework. For institutional deployment, contact the Prezi education team.

Yes. Prezi runs on Chromebooks, iPads, Smartboards, and standard classroom devices with no installs. Students join polls and the word cloud from whatever device they already have.

Contact the Prezi education team for institutional pricing, licensing, and deployment. Run a defined teacher pilot first and measure creation time, lesson quality, student response, and whether teachers keep using it after the pilot ends.