Engage your audience with live polls during your presentation. Pre-define polls, start them at specific slides and directly include the results on your slides. With the seamless PowerPoint integration it's as easy as it gets for you to setup your interactive presentation.
Michael Reiter
Speaker & Facebook Certified Professional
Live polls in my presentations are the perfect way to interact with my audience and to make real-time surveys or votings. Awesome!
Let your participants choose either one or multiple answers in your votings.
Ask open questions to let your attendees respond with text. Display the results as a beautiful wordcloud in your presentation.
Automatically start your poll when you reach a specific slide in your presentation. Optionally add a start delay and a countdown for automatically finishing it.
Directly include poll results in your normal PowerPoint slides. SlideLizard uses smart placeholders therefore, you can continue to design your slide as you like, and even add animations.
Enable a countdown to give participants a certain time frame in which they have to choose their answer. Perfect for large audiences to ensure your polls don't take too long.
Project the results of your polls directly over your slides, so everyone can see the outcome of the voting.
See the results live as the votes come in and decide if you want to show them to the audience or not.
Create spontaneous live polls during your presentations directly in PowerPoint.
Visualize your answers with your own images or well-known emojis.
Make SlideLizard look like your own app. Customize colors, fonts and texts for your event or company.
Whether on-site or in a conference call via Skype - let all attendees participate in democratic decisions - completely without chaos.
Define questions & answers in different languages so that every participant completely understands the text.
See which participant voted for which option, or make a poll completely anonymous. Ideal for legally required vote documentation in board decisions.
Save results as raw data for processing in Microsoft Excel, or put them as graphics into Word or any other documentation software.
