Compare Adobe Captivate and Articulate 360 
- Users report that Adobe Captivate excels in content creation with a score of 8.5, allowing for a more versatile approach to eLearning development, while Articulate 360 shines in content libraries with a score of 8.5, providing a rich repository of assets that users find beneficial for rapid course development.
- Reviewers mention that Articulate 360 offers superior ease of use with a score of 8.9 compared to Adobe Captivate's 6.8, making it a preferred choice for those who prioritize a user-friendly interface and a smoother learning curve.
- G2 users highlight that Adobe Captivate's performance score of 7.8 is lower than Articulate 360's impressive 9.0, indicating that users experience faster load times and more reliable functionality with Articulate 360, which is crucial for maintaining learner engagement.
- Users on G2 report that Adobe Captivate's customization options score 7.9, which allows for tailored learning experiences, but Articulate 360's higher score of 8.4 suggests it offers more robust features for personalizing content to meet specific learner needs.
- Reviewers mention that the quality of support for Articulate 360 is rated at 9.0, significantly higher than Adobe Captivate's 6.9, indicating that users feel more supported and have better access to resources when using Articulate 360.
- Users say that while Adobe Captivate has a strong AI text generation feature with a score of 6.8, Articulate 360's lower score of 4.3 in the same category suggests it may not be as effective in leveraging AI for content creation, which could impact efficiency for some users.
- Everything included in the Articulate 360 Teams plan, plus AI Assistant, the premium option that lets you:
- Create blocks from prompts or source material
- Convert blocks from one type to another
Adobe Captivate give me and my team the ability to easily author a training videos that walk my users step-by-step through the use of my application while providing them with audio and captions for understandability. Not only is the process of recording...
Images lose definition when inserted. I can't begin to count the hours I spent trying to work out kinks and avoid glitches. The program froze and crashed dozens of times, at least once per use.
The articulate products (especially Storyline 360 and Rise 360) are great tools for instructional designers who wish to create eLearning modules. I enjoy the interactivity options these tools provide, the flexibility of being able to publish to various...
everything - I have to use parallels - naff. Storyline is clunky. It almost encourages you to use PPT transfer. The templates are simplistic and samey. There are so many more intuitive LMSs and authoring software out there that I have, for the first time,...
Adobe Captivate give me and my team the ability to easily author a training videos that walk my users step-by-step through the use of my application while providing them with audio and captions for understandability. Not only is the process of recording...
The articulate products (especially Storyline 360 and Rise 360) are great tools for instructional designers who wish to create eLearning modules. I enjoy the interactivity options these tools provide, the flexibility of being able to publish to various...
Images lose definition when inserted. I can't begin to count the hours I spent trying to work out kinks and avoid glitches. The program froze and crashed dozens of times, at least once per use.
everything - I have to use parallels - naff. Storyline is clunky. It almost encourages you to use PPT transfer. The templates are simplistic and samey. There are so many more intuitive LMSs and authoring software out there that I have, for the first time,...
