
They obviously took the best storytelling elements of Classic Prezi and added new features such as intuitive editing, customizable designer templates and private presenter notes. The company further adds that the new Prezi Next platform was designed for a wide range of industries, including government, media, business, education and nonprofit. “Prezi Next also sets the foundation for us to adopt, support, and implement emerging and future technologies, such as the augmented reality preview we’re sharing at TED 2017.”

“We built Prezi Next from the ground up with insight from our 85 million users, and we’re incredibly proud to see it transforming their presentations from a typical ‘one-way’ dialogue to an interactive conversation that supports immersive storytelling,” CEO and co-founder of Prezi Peter Arvai said in a press release. While the Classic Prezi uses Flash-based technology, Prezi Next runs on HTML5 promising the best experience across all your devices.
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In the meantime, if you have more questions, feel free to head over to the Prezi Community page.The visual presentation platform that helps people connect more powerfully with their audiences, Prezi, has launched a completely new presentation platform called Prezi Next. I’ll be sharing more updates as these features get released in the Prezi Next editor. We’re also excited to be working on delivering some popular feature requests, such as support for animated GIFs. If you want to see Prezi Next at its best, check out this incredible presentation from one of our certified experts, Fuji: Access to over a million high-quality images from Unsplash.Commenting, for better team collaboration.Trackable view links, to understand and control when people are viewing your presentation.Topic hierarchy, for more flexible content layouts.Zoom reveal animations, which add a new layer of storytelling.As we fully transition over this year, this is a good time to familiarize yourself with what’s possible with Prezi Next, including: Of course, these features don’t exist in a vacuum - they’ll be added to the suite of robust features already in Prezi Next. Try Prezi now What you get with Prezi Next

These are just some of the features we’ll be bringing over in the near term, but we’ll also have more updates to share later in the year. Keep in mind that this list is not comprehensive. Here’s a preview of the new video functionality:
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full screen only) and multiple can play at the same time Videos can play on part of the screen (vs.Support for Classic shapes such as the bracket frame, including rendering and color tinting.Support for Adobe Flash file format (SWF) objects and backgrounds (without animations) for your existing content.

In addition to preserving and migrating all of your existing Classic presentation content once Flash goes away (the key takeaway from my last post), here are some of the capabilities we’re planning on adding to Prezi Next to offer users the best of both platforms: Prezi Classic features coming to Prezi Next In this update, I share some of the specific Adobe Flash-enabled Classic features that we’ll be moving to Next in the coming months without the need for Flash. In my last post, I explained how we’re working hard to ensure your Prezi Classic content and features are available in the Prezi Next editor.
