Prezi

by Prezi · prezi.com ↗

Productivity Freemium Availability: Global Launched 2009

Presentation platform with a zoomable canvas and Prezi AI for generating and organizing presentations from user-provided content.

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Category
Productivity
Business model
Freemium
Availability
Global
Launched
2009
Record updated
2026-09-10
Pricing
prezi.com ↗
Documentation
support.prezi.com ↗
Founded
2009
Headquarters
HU
Canonical URL
https://globalaiproductindex.com/products/prezi/

Overview

Prezi is a presentation software company founded in 2009 in Budapest by Adam Somlai-Fischer, Peter Halacsy, and Peter Arvai. Instead of linear slides, its canvas uses zoom and motion to move through a presentation, and Prezi AI generates and organizes presentations from material the user provides. The company reports more than 160 million users and lists offices in Budapest, Hungary, and San Francisco; Prezi Video, launched in 2019, places the presenter inside live or recorded video, and the product line also covers infographics and team collaboration.

Key features

Use cases

Pricing

Prezi offers free licenses alongside paid subscriptions; current plan tiers and prices are listed on the Prezi pricing page.

Frequently asked questions

What is Prezi?

Prezi is presentation software built around a zoomable canvas, with Prezi AI features for generating and organizing presentations from user-provided content.

Where is Prezi based?

Prezi was founded in Budapest, Hungary, in 2009 and lists offices in Budapest and San Francisco.

Is Prezi free?

Prezi offers free licenses alongside paid subscriptions; the current tiers and prices are listed on its pricing page.

What is Prezi AI?

Prezi AI uses artificial intelligence to help organize and design presentations based on content the user provides.

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Sources

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