Creating a strong presentation should not mean spending hours fighting with layouts, rebuilding slides, or trying to make a static deck hold an audience’s attention.
That is why Coursiv and Prezi are starting a new content collaboration focused on practical AI presentation skills. Together, we want to help more people turn ideas and existing materials into clear, visually engaging presentations — and then make those presentations more interactive when it is time to share them.
We are starting with educational content about Prezi AI and the workflows it enables. From there, both teams will look at what learners find most useful and explore whether the collaboration should expand into formats such as a webinar, recorded lesson, or a deeper learning experience.
Why Prezi and Coursiv Fit Together
Coursiv helps people build practical skills with AI tools they can apply in their work, business, studies, and everyday projects. Presentation creation is a natural part of that mission: knowing how to organize an idea, communicate it visually, and keep an audience engaged is useful across almost every profession.
Prezi approaches that challenge differently from a conventional slide editor. Its AI experience combines presentation generation, conversational editing, design decisions, and a dynamic canvas designed to guide attention through a story.
For Coursiv learners, the value is not simply generating another set of slides. It is learning a complete workflow: moving from an initial idea or source document to a presentation that is ready to deliver, then using interactive tools to involve the audience.
What Prezi AI Can Do
Prezi AI uses a chat-based workflow. You can describe the presentation you need or upload an existing PDF, DOCX, or PPTX file. The system creates an outline and turns the material into a designed presentation.
After the first version is generated, you can continue refining it through conversation. For example, you can ask Prezi AI to:
- Change the tone or visual direction
- Make the presentation bolder
- Restructure the content
- Add a new section or slide
- Adapt the design to the context of the material
- Generate a color palette based on an uploaded logo
According to Prezi, its AI design system draws on more than 500 million presentations and 15 years of the company’s presentation-design experience. The goal is to interpret the content and make relevant design decisions rather than simply place generated text into a fixed template.
When it is time to present, Prezi’s dynamic canvas can move the audience through different parts of the content instead of treating every idea as an isolated static slide.
Turning a Presentation Into an Interactive Experience
Creating a deck is only part of the job. A presentation also needs to hold attention and give the audience a reason to participate.
Prezi’s audience engagement features can turn a presentation into a live, interactive session. In a themed room, presenters can use:
- Live polls and word clouds
- An AI-generated quiz based on the presentation
- Ask the Deck, which lets viewers ask questions and receive AI-generated answers
- An in-presentation call to action
- Real-time engagement visibility
- A laser pointer or movable pointer stick
- Viewer analytics showing who viewed a shared deck, when they viewed it, and how long they spent with it
Prezi also supports presenting alongside your content through Prezi Video. Together, these features connect three stages that are often handled separately: creating the presentation, delivering it, and understanding how the audience responded.
What This Collaboration Includes
The first phase is intentionally practical:
Coursiv will introduce Prezi AI to its audience through educational blog content focused on what the product can do and how people can use it.
Prezi will introduce Coursiv to its audience and share how Coursiv helps learners develop practical AI skills.
Both teams will learn from the response before choosing the most useful next format.
We are starting with content while we figure out what would be genuinely useful for both audiences. Once we have a clearer sense of that, we can decide whether the next step should be a practical lesson, a webinar, or a dedicated course.
What Could Come Next
The most useful partnerships grow from what their audiences actually need. If learners want a more hands-on format, future possibilities could include a practical Prezi AI webinar, a recorded walkthrough, an in-app lesson, or a broader educational experience.
Whatever comes next, the goal will remain the same: help people spend less time wrestling with presentation software and more time communicating ideas clearly.
In the meantime, you can explore Prezi AI and review Prezi’s prompt examples for ideas. You can also compare the wider category in our guide to the best AI presentation makers in 2026.