I can understand why are you looking for cloud based online presentation tools, because of its lots of facilities such as creating presentation online, anytime, anywhere, and edit on the go with any device, right?
I can easily pay for all these facilities delivered by an online presentation tool but if their cost doesn’t meet your budget, you can use the following cloud based presentation tools which you can use for free, without paying a single penny.
So, this article is dedicated for all those people who highly need an online presentation tool but can’t pay for it. Therefore, here I listed top 10 free cloud based online presentation tools for all those people. You will definitely succeed to wow your audience with these free cloud based presentation tools.
Top 10 Free Cloud Based Online Presentation Tools
1. Sway
Sway is my favorite online presentation tool because it is developed by Microsoft and here users can not only create presentations but also the Word document file, Excel document, OneNote and Office Documents. So, I think it will be the great the option for everybody who are looking for a free and best online presentation tool.
2. Prezi
Prezi is cloud-based presentation tool, meaning you can present from your browser, desktop, iPad, iPhone, or Android device and always have the latest version of your work at your fingertips. It lets you create or edit your presentations on the go and auto-sync across all your devices with ease.
Prezi comes with different subscription plans such as Public, Enjoy ($6/month), Pro ($14/month), Teams (price based on your need). However, the Public subscription plan is absolutely free to use and this is the reason I listed it here.
3. emaze
emaze is the next generation of online presentation software. It lets you simply select any of its professionally designed free presentation templates to easily create an amazing visual experience for your audience. emaze features a proprietary state of the art HTML5 presentation maker that will create the slideshows, video presentations and even 3D presentations that you always dreamed of.
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4. SlideShare
SlideShare is a popular Web 2.0 based slide hosting service where users share and upload files in different formats such as PowerPoint, Keynote and PDF etc. Not only you can upload your pre-made presentations but also you can create a fresh presentation online on SlideShare as it has partnered with Haiku Deck for creating online presentations.
For creating online presentations on SlideShare, firstly you will have to sign in with your Linkedin account. Or if you don’t have Linkedin account, you can also sign in with Facebook account to start creating your presentations online very beautifully.
5. Google Presentation
Google’s Online Presentation tool looks like Microsoft PowerPoint and lets you create online presentations anywhere, on the go. You can also import your PowerPoint presentations or create your new one.
To create your first presentation with this cloud based Google Presentation tool, visit the link above and sign in with your Google account. After sign in, as soon as you will click on + (plus) button, it will move you to the presentation tool where you can select a template and start creating your presentations on Google slides.
6. Zoho Show
Zoho Show is an online-presentation tool that can be used by anyone with a Zoho account. You can use Zoho Show to create presentations and access them from anywhere using a browser and an Internet connection. It is really one of the best cloud based online presentation tools.
7. authorSTREAM
AuthorStream lets you do more with your presentations. Just upload your PowerPoint presentation and do more with it. You can either use AuthorStream app online or offline on your desktop. If you wanna use AuthorStream web app for editing your presentations, then all you need to visit the site, sign in with your Facebook account, add your presentations and edit them anytime, on the go without any hassle.
8. Canva
Canva is an easy-to-use, drag and drop design platform which lets you create your presentations online free of cost. Here you’ll find a stunning collection of high quality templates from business-themed to keynote styled perfect for delivering reports, performance reviews, and sales presentations to lectures and how-tos.
9. myBrainshark
myBrainshark is the great platform for creating cloud based online video presentations and share them with ease! It is the best way to promote yourself very creatively among the web.
To create video presentations with this online presentation tool, firstly you will be needed to sign up for an account and then after sign in to your account, upload a PowerPoint or other file to create a video presentation, then add your voice using a telephone, microphone, or mp3s. It’s that simple!
10. Present.me
Present.me is another cloud based presentation tool where you can upload your presentations or document files online to add videos or music with them so that your audience will think that you’re present in the room with them.
With the help of this tool, you can edit your PowerPoint slides anytime and from anywhere you want just by logging into your account. But, I’m Sorry because it’s not free, however you will get a 14 days trial to understand the service.
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So guys, these are the top 10 cloud based online presentation tools where you can create and edit your presentations online, on the go and of course for free.
Sway is very trusted and cool online presentation tool. And it is free also.
Present.me is not a free online presentation tool. Why you listed it? BTW remaining are good.
Hi Raman, thank you for the article.
However, I totally agree with Penny. Genial.ly should be in this list! I mean, if Prezi is here, I don’t get why not Genially.
Try it if you haven’t because it’s great, and you’ll see what we’re talking about.
Bye! 🙂
Lovely article, Raman. I would like to add another one to this list. It’s called Niftio.