Compare Haiku Deck and Microsoft PowerPoint 
- Users report that Haiku Deck excels in its slide design capabilities, with a score of 9.1, making it easy to create visually appealing presentations quickly. In contrast, Microsoft PowerPoint, while also strong, has a slightly lower score in this area.
- Reviewers mention that Haiku Deck's template library, rated at 8.5, offers a more curated selection of designs compared to Microsoft PowerPoint, which has a broader but less focused template offering.
- G2 users highlight that Haiku Deck's ease of setup is rated at 9.3, indicating a user-friendly onboarding process, while Microsoft PowerPoint, with a score of 9.2, is also easy to set up but may require more familiarity with its extensive features.
- Users on G2 report that Haiku Deck's cloud functionality is rated at 8.7, allowing for seamless access and sharing of presentations online, whereas Microsoft PowerPoint's cloud capabilities are robust but can be more complex to navigate.
- Reviewers mention that Haiku Deck's generative AI features, such as AI text summarization, scored 8.0, providing useful tools for content creation, while Microsoft PowerPoint's AI features are more comprehensive but may not be as intuitive for new users.
- Users say that Haiku Deck's focus on small businesses is reflected in its pricing, starting at $5 per month, making it an affordable option, while Microsoft PowerPoint, aimed more at enterprise users, may have higher entry-level costs.
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I used Haiku Deck for a QR code poetry project with 3rd graders on iPads. The interface is straight forward and it helps younger students understand how to navigate/choose options in a software program. Since I have used it, they have expanded their choices...
While it does create awesome slides it lacks the foundation for anything other than that. What I mean by this is that I couldn't create a 15 slide presentation because it doesn't have the editing features that Powerpoint, Google Slides and Prezi have....
PowerPoint is ubiquitous, easy to use with a minimum of design training, and a leader in the Presentation Segment. From my perspective, it has become the tool of choice for my career. While I've also mastered Keynote, and to a lesser extent Flash for my...
Wish MS Powerpoint had more templates and collaboration features. Since this software is the standard presentation software for all user levels, it has not evolved to incorporate more features that reflect the current trends, i.e. utilizing flash without...
I used Haiku Deck for a QR code poetry project with 3rd graders on iPads. The interface is straight forward and it helps younger students understand how to navigate/choose options in a software program. Since I have used it, they have expanded their choices...
PowerPoint is ubiquitous, easy to use with a minimum of design training, and a leader in the Presentation Segment. From my perspective, it has become the tool of choice for my career. While I've also mastered Keynote, and to a lesser extent Flash for my...
While it does create awesome slides it lacks the foundation for anything other than that. What I mean by this is that I couldn't create a 15 slide presentation because it doesn't have the editing features that Powerpoint, Google Slides and Prezi have....
Wish MS Powerpoint had more templates and collaboration features. Since this software is the standard presentation software for all user levels, it has not evolved to incorporate more features that reflect the current trends, i.e. utilizing flash without...
