The 5 Presentation Tools you Need to Know About

Written by Noyonika Sircar

In the age of the internet and digital vulnerability with MS Word has revolutionized the corporate world, presentations have become unavoidable, Anyone, who has been part of this time, has seen the transition of the world from simply presenting ideas to juggling a jargon of aesthetics while presenting your PowerPoint on zoom. The crux of presentation has turned from a simple effective display of ideas to a serious visual business. The effectiveness of the presentation has traded the constituents from simple Arial Font texts to immersive styling, font, structure, concept, and a unique set of visuals that install an immediate yes from the receptors.

This is not an easy craft for the millennials. Understanding the dearth of the issue, BMG brings to your rescue a list of tools that can successfully enhance your rookie presentations, without fretting!

1. Prezi
Prezi lets you create a stunning slide-based approached interface for your zoom meetings with a myriad of visual choices, far away from the traditional. Prezi is a web tool to document and aid your visual journey. Extremely easy and user-friendly for any new kid on the block, this web-based presentation and storytelling tool gives you a plethora of fonts, visuals, templates, images, styles for your presentation to look more engaging.

Pro tip: This is completely web-based and doesn’t require you to nudge space from your hard drive, unlike Mircosoft. Also, did you know that Prezi comes in 9 different languages?


2. Canva
With a mission to empower the world about design and publishing, Canva carved out in 2013, to make everyone, a part of the design. From logo making to custom flyers to presentation, to magazine cover, yes you heard me, canvas brings a robust kit for you to choose images, inspirations, font, style, concept, theme, template, anything that you might need to make a business card to a presentation.

Protip: Canva is free and you only need to pay 1$ if you want a premium image?


3. Slides
An online editor with a suite for modern presentation tools slides is the lesser-known piece. Unlike traditional software, you don’t need to download anything, you can collaborate and work online. This also is very professionally equipped for teams, allowing you to stack your professional media library and re use the media, add comments and feedback while you work together, a lot like Google Slides but with a variety and more choices.

Pro tip: with live present mode, you can control what viewers see, while you are presenting in a meeting or in a conference


4. Slide bean
If you are looking for extremely detailed templates, some serious visual game, top-notch fonts, and stellar images, this is for you. Slidebean is a very personalized detail-oriented presentation kit, where you have you only select the kind of presentation you want to showcase. The best for setting the tone of a pitch through the presentation, this website will prepare you with the high AI features and templates for all your purposes, for you to condense your work.

Protip: Slide is free with unlimited storage space and you can control the presentation flow with your phone!


5. Emaze
The highly popular web-based tool lets you curate your presentation from a standard to a professional one in seconds. A highly user-friendly and impressive collection of presentations, here you can also do 3D animation and graphics, which can be downloaded both as videos and PDF files. This also allows you to import your existing presentation and accentuate it with some beautiful features. You can also share the presentation on your social platforms through Emaze.

Protip: You can sell your merchandise on Emaze and publish your own Emaze.me website and connect to Facebook and Facebook page both, the list is endless!