ProPresenter

ProPresenter is not about how cool this application is but about how professional your presentations will look after using it. It's not so much an app as it is a media center for creating and controlling your presentation while the added content is being displayed.

As a result, you can directly manipulate your creation as you go on. While it was created initially as an aid to worship gatherings, this presentation software has developed into a universal solution for use in almost any situation, from simple school projects to more ambitious broadcasts.

Now, with most such programs the interface is hard to keep neat and clean. This is the exact situation with ProPresenter. It's not that you'll find it hard to discover whatever options you need, but rather that you have this feeling these options have been scattered all over the place.

All the settings are clearly labeled. A search button is visible in the top-right corner of the program window. You have about four or five different panes and the central window detailing your project and its components. Add various drop-down menus to the mix and you've got yourself a real mess going on.

This particular application gives the feeling of a filming studio rather than a simple presentation creation program. Aside from the various actions, you can add to your slides and components, timers, and audio inputs, one can intertwine various texts with video content and have these adjusted on the go. If there is one particular thing to appreciate when working with ProPresenter, it's the flexibility you deal with in every little step you take. Preferences are of the most varied kind and include adjustments that generally deal with the resolution of your presentation, groups and services that are involved, devices you work with, network connections, and input adjustments. There are several ways to change the app's behavior towards your audience. Adaptability is yet again something to praise in the case of ProPresenter.

ProPresenter is by far one of the more complex presentation creators out there. It offers plenty of features and prides itself on an overall flexible attitude towards whatever work is getting done by the user. Still, it's pretty clear this type of software will require a bit of computer knowledge in order to fully understand and enjoy its capabilities.