“The Wanderer’s Eye Photography”
Haiku Deck is a presentation tool that simplifies the task of preparing a slideshow. It comes in two flavors: mobile app and web version, both of which create slideshows that can be viewed instantly on screen, or shared with a link. Like most presentation creators out there, it allows the user to add text, images, graphs, and public or private annotations. Here’s a comparison of the free and paid versions
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Free version:
- Limited to 3 decks
- Decks must be public
- Themes
- Uploading own images
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Paid version:
- Unlimited decks
- Downloadable decks
- Video
- Private Decks
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The great thing about Haiku Deck is its simplicity and how intuitive it is. Users can just click on anything to figure out what to add to the slideshow. Furthermore, with its embedded image search capability (Haiku Deck even suggests a few keywords pulled from your text to use!), users can easily add Creative Commons licensed images into the presentation, without having to worry about copyright issues. The attribution is added to the presentation automatically. Graphs can also be created in-app with all the necessary labels and values. In summary, it allows the presenter to focus on creating the content, rather than spending valuable time with preparing visuals.
Check out this example made with the web version, then watch the video below for a walk through:
Haiku deck – Created with Haiku Deck, presentation software that inspires
