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• Pros Enables nonexperts to easily make animated videos. A welcome alternative to slide decks. Good interface and tools for adding custom images and voice-overs. • Cons Expensive. Limited collaboration features. Heavy reliance on templates may make videos formulaic. No snapping guidelines for aligning, centering.

Must first export to embed and reupload any time the presentation changes. • Bottom Line With PowToon, anyone can make video animations instead of drab slide decks to use for presentations, training, and more. You don't have to be an expert in video editing, but you do need deep pockets. Have you declared the slide deck dead?

Are you desperate for a tool that can steer you toward the same end goal of any great presentation app, but without all the tiresome slides? PowToon is an online app that anyone can use to make animated videos instead of slideshows. It's designed so that nonexperts in video creation can master it, relying heavily on templates to get the job done. PowToon is an interesting, but among unconventional alternatives to slideshow software, is PCMag's Editors' Choice. Prezi changes the way you can think about your material before you even present it, whereas PowToon sticks to a more linear fashion, even if your final product is technically an animated video rather than a slideshow.

Prezi is also much less expensive. You can use PowToon for free with some tight restrictions, or pay for a membership to have those restrictions removed and a few perks added. With a free account, any presentations you make will be watermarked with a PowToon logo and contain an advertisement for PowToon at the end. That's reason enough not to use the free version for anything other than getting a basic feel for PowToon.

Free members also have a limited selection of royalty-free music, images, and themes to use. They don't get HD resolution or the ability to export to an MP4 file, which paid users get. Free users get only 100MB of storage space, and their videos can only be five minutes long. The paid options are called Pro and Business.

The Pro account costs $228 per year or a very steep monthly price of $89. Between the tight restrictions on the free account and the steep monthly price, PowToon really makes it hard to give the app a serious try before you commit. The Pro plan includes 2GB of storage, HD resolution for your final products, collaboration tools, and the ability to download files to MP4, PPT, and PDF formats. Videos can be up to 15 minutes long. The Business plan starts at $708 per year or $197 per month for one user, and organizations looking to add multiple seats can contact PowToon for a price quote. Business members get 10GB of space, as well as both HD (720p) and full HD (1080p) resolution for videos. Your presentations can be longer, too: 60 minutes for HD and 8 minutes for full HD.

There are a few other differences as well between Business and Pro. For example, Business can create videos for commercial and marketing use. They also get the full selection of styles (similar to themes) and royalty-free music. PowToon ends up being one of the most expensive tools for creating presentations. Even Prezi, which is also rather expensive, costs less at just $59.04 per year (yes, it's an odd price) for its Enjoy plan. A Prezi Pro account costs $159 per year, and a Pro Plus account runs $240 per year.

Even the monthly plans are more reasonable than PowToon's, at $10, $20, and $30. At that price, you can reasonably try the tool for a month without spending too much upfront. Plus, Prezi gives you a free 14 days with the Enjoy plan to kick the tires a bit. PowerPoint, the biggest player in the presentation space, costs $69.99 per year when you buy a Personal subscription to. For that price, you get much more than just PowerPoint, though.