Choosing the rightAI Presentation Makers can make a big difference in how your speech impacts (or doesn’t impact) your audience.
In this article, we’ll list the best tools on the market, review their prices, and help you choose the right one for you. All you’ll need to do is whip out your best slides and become a presentation master!
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What is Presentation Makers?
Presentation maker is a SaaS tool designed tocreate and display visual presentations, usually organized into slides. Presentation maker has many uses: business presentations, school or university projects, pitching to investors, and even for personal use.
Presentation software is, I must admit, the cliché of a lack of productivity and I advise you to do without it as soon as possible but I am not here to judge you, here is the selection of the best software.
The 6 Best AI Presentation Makers
1) PowerPoint, the most popular presentation tool
When you hear the word “presentation,” chances are the first word that comes to mind is “PowerPoint,” becauseMicrosoft PowerPointis thehistoric playerin presentations and is still in the top two players on the market.
The advantage of PowerPoint is that “ everyone ” (in a manner of speaking, if it were really everyone, we wouldn’t be able to establish the selection of the best tools) uses it. It’s a standard software, it integrates with Word, Excel, Teams, etc., and offers a wide selection of templates .
Its drawbacks are that it doesn’t allow you to be as creative as its competitors – you don’t get the same ” wow ” effect with a PowerPoint presentation as with slides created using other tools – and it’s not as collaborative as Google Slides.
Price-wise, PowerPoint is part of the Microsoft 365 suite – the oldest office suite still in use today. To use it, you have to pay €11.70 per month for the “ Business Standard ” offer (for one user).
If the plan is to subscribe to the software that everyone without exception (except perhaps your 98-year-old Aunt Monique, a Backgammon professional) has already used at least once during their professional career, you know what you have to do!
2) Canva, the new entrant with rapid growth
While Google Slides and Microsoft PowerPoint remain the undisputed market leaders – according to a study conducted by Lenny Rachitsky, which we included in this article on the most used software tool in 2026 –Canvahas definitely penetratedit (the market).
Versatile and intuitive thanks to drag and drop, this presentation creation tool is also appreciated for its numerous contemporary templates, its royalty-free photos, videos and music, as well as the way it facilitates collaborative work.
In terms of pricing, you’ll have to pay €110 per year per user to use ” Canva Pro “. The only problem, since it’s not the price, is that when it comes to the pure ” presentation ” part (which is what interests us today, please follow), Canva is less powerful than some of its competitors.
That being said, we are seeing – be careful, this observation is not based on any figures – an increasingly professional use of this software, which is becoming more widespread in businesses , whereas for a long time it seemed to us to be a tool used mainly by freelancers.
3) Gamma, the presentation Maker optimized by AI
If you’re looking for presentation maker – or slideshow software, as we would have said if we were 92 years old and our uncle Philippe, a Minitel professional – well-infused with AI,Gammais the place to look.
Designed to generate not only presentations, but also documents and websites, Gamma’s intuitive interface allows you to transform any text-based presentation into dynamic, interactive, and navigable content .
A new way to create that saves time on every project—and if you know us, you know saving time is our passion at Tool Advisor—but leaves less control over style and content than its competitors.
There is a free version, but unfortunately, it doesn’t allow unlimited presentation creation, as it only includes 400 AI credits. To access unlimited AI creation, you have to pay €8 per month per user.
4) Google Slides, the slideshow software from Google Workspace
If you’re looking for slideshow software – yes, we’ve finally decided to give the little 2000s-inspired nickname for tools used to create slides a chance – that’s easy to use AND free , then Google Slides is the one to turn to.
Integrated into the Google Workspace suite , Google Slides has the advantage of facilitatingcollaboration– several people can edit the presentation project simultaneously – and of working from any browser/device.
Whether you’re working from a company headquarters, on your phone on the subway, or on a tablet in a cafe, you’ll have access to your presentation material… And it goes without saying that in your professional life, it can beuseful! For design, the tool has less advanced features than PowerPoint, offers fewer customizable templates than Canva… Which doesn’t necessarily make it the ideal tool if you want to customize your slides down to thesmallest detail.
On the other hand, if you are looking for an effective and easy-to-use tool starting from €0 per month – the first paid offer starts at €5.75 per month /user – Google Slides is the presentation creation software you need!
5) Keynote, the slide tool developed by Apple
We laugh, we laugh, but Keynote has what it takes to seriously compete with PowerPoint, particularly thanks to its modern presentation templates (the opposite of those offered by PowerPoint) and itsfontsthat you don’t necessarily find elsewhere.
When you add to that the fluidity of the animations, you end up with a tool that allows you to easily create an original presentation project, ready to be proudly unveiled to your company’s management committee, and without having to resort to AI.
Here too, the idea that the information (the current presentation) is available at any time from any Apple device (for French speakers, this means “ device ” in English) is interesting, which makes for a considerable number of advantages…
Unfortunately, this is offset by the fact that, like all software developed by Apple, Keynote is only accessible to users of devices of the same brand.
If you have a Mac, you’ll be treated to elegant presentations : the software is pre-installed on your computer by default and you won’t need to pay a penny – and thankfully so, given the price of a Mac – extra to use it.
If you’re a member of the ” owns an iPhone, a Mac, and Airpods ” Apple team , Keynote might be the place to look—and we promise, we won’t judge your Birkenstock + patterned shirt + glass of natural wine look, nor your content creation side project.
6) Prezi, the presentation solution to dazzle your audience
Prezi is the presentation maker you’ve probably considered if you were looking for an alternative to Microsoft’s solution to impress in 2010: whatever audience you’re trying to impress, thenon-linear approachalways has its effect.
Because the features of this software allow you to create a presentation that is more like an infinite canvas than a visual support to be unrolled slide after slide , and until 2010, this had not yet been made possible.
With Prezi, it’s easier to show the relationships between different ideas , but also (more importantly), to create a visual aid that’s both effective and memorable. This is what makes the software unique, but at the same time, it’s also complicated to use…
Although with the AI version of Prezi, the learning curve has been significantly simplified. Pricing wise, expect to pay a minimum of €5 per month (the first version with the AI function is €15 per month).
What are the prices of presentation maker?
This selection features software at various prices – you might be thinking “ no shit, Sherlock ”, but we promise we’re going somewhere with that sentence, we’re not fooling around just because we’ve found an audience.
But to summarize, know that if some of them are “ free ” – we use quotation marks because in the case of Keynote, free access is conditional on having a Mac… –, you have to pay between 5 and 12 € per month to access paid software.
Also keep in mind that this ten euros per month, when you pay it to access one of the office suites in this selection, gives you access to software allowing you to accomplish other tasks – spreadsheets, word processing, messaging, etc.
How to choose your presentation maker?
To make the right choice when it comes to presentation tools, we recommend that you first ask yourself some questions to refine your needs and the image you have of the software of your dreams as much as possible:
- What features do you need exactly? If you already know you’re looking for presentation software that handles all the graphics work with AI, there’s no need to worry about traditional tools;
- Speaking of Microsoft, do you only need presentation software, or a full office suite ? Depending on the answer to this question, you won’t turn to the same tools;
- What is thegraphic styleof the presentations you are going to create? Here too, depending on whether you answer “rather modern with elegant transitions” or “very sober and classic”, your choice will not fall on the same presentation maker;
- Do you want to be able to access your presentations online at any time and from any device? If so, consider a solution that allows this.
- What budget do you have for your presentation software? If you’re in a time where you’re tightening your belt, it might be better to consider software with a sufficiently comprehensive free version .
Once you’ve answered all these questions, you’ll normally be a little further along … As far along as your uncle Gerard, a professional at designing slideshows with pixelated images, is.
All you have to do is choose , then launch into your 50 pages of presentation without any images (good luck to your audience – be careful, this is obviously a humorous pirouette and should not be repeated at home).
Pradeep Sharma is a author the mind behind Techjustify, where I craft insightful blogs on technology, digital tools, gaming, AI, and beyond. With years of experience in digital marketing and a passion for tech innovation, I aim to simplify complex topics for readers worldwide.
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