Genially
Genially transforms static content into interactive experiences without coding. It offers a suite of tools for creating presentations, quizzes, and games.
10 ranked, with a plain verdict on every entry.
Genially transforms static content into interactive experiences without coding. It offers a suite of tools for creating presentations, quizzes, and games.
Visme is an AI-powered content platform that helps business teams create and manage branded presentations, reports, proposals, and visual content at scale.
Wideo is a no-code platform for creating professional animated videos and presentations. It allows users to easily create, download and share engaging content.
ClassPoint is an all-in-one student engagement tool integrated seamlessly with PowerPoint. It allows educators to run interactive quizzes and gamify learning without leaving the presentation software.
Explain Everything is the leading online whiteboard for teaching. It allows users to create interactive lessons and collaborate in real time.
LessonUp is an online teaching platform for finding, creating, and teaching interactive lessons. It provides valuable insights into student learning through real-time reports.
Slidesgo provides free Google Slides themes and PowerPoint templates. It also offers a suite of AI tools to assist with presentation creation.
VideoScribe creates polished whiteboard animations to explain complex ideas clearly. It is built for learning and development, human resources and marketing teams.
Deck.Toys provides interactive learning paths and multiplayer games for classrooms. Teachers build lessons on a map where students follow activities at their own pace.
Desygner is a comprehensive design platform offering documents, presentations, and social posts.
Positions 1, 2 and 3 are available to buy for twelve months.
Genially says it is built for eLearning and training teams, and Visme for business teams needing all-in-one visual content creation. Wideo says it is built for marketing teams, and ClassPoint for educators and trainers.
Wideo states that the free plan limits video length to one minute, and LessonUp that the free plan limits users to teaching only ten lessons per month. Slidesgo states that Free users are limited to downloading only three templates per month, and Deck.Toys that the free plan limits users to only two classrooms per teacher. Those are the limits each product publishes itself, not a full account of any plan.