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Prezi recently became a paid service.
Is there another online tool allowing me to create presentations in Prezi’s style?
Prezi can be used to create presentations by moving a "camera" around a 2D canvas, I would like to be able to do the same thing.
Prezi also has a website for hosting presentations and allowing public viewing of these presentations, I would also like an app with this feature.
Indeed there very excellent free alternatives to Prezi, below is one such example:
Focusky, a user-friendly platform to help you create non-linear multimedia presentations with animation effects. Moreover, this online presentation creator can even make it easier and faster for you to share and distribute your online presentations.
You can also take a look at this video describing Focusky
Hope this helps
Have a look at Sozi. It's a free client side software.
Sozi is a zooming presentation editor and player. Unlike in most presentation applications, a Sozi document is not organised as a slideshow, but rather as a poster where the content of your presentation can be freely laid out. Playing such a presentation consists in a series of translations, zooms and rotations that allow to focus on the elements you want to show.
I had to split my answer into two, because the two are unique and both deserve recognition.
The other counterpart is Emaze
Although emaze has other pricing plans, it can be used for free as stated in FAQ:
Can I use emaze for free?
Absolutely! We at emaze believe that everyone and anyone can and should get their ideas heard and your free account is yours for life.
There's also Impress.js that does some impressive presentions, including 3d effects :
There is Microsoft's Sway.
This enables you to create interactive presentations. The presentations can be hosted online and made publicly available.
The viewer controls their own progress through the presentation following any highlights and links that you provide.
As you would expect, it supports embedded videos, audio and other formats.
There are apps for all the usual platforms but I tend to just use it in a desktop browser.
It has a How To demonstration here.
