Engage is a PowerPoint add-in designed to enhance the process of creating presentations on Windows versions of PowerPoint 2010 through 2019 and Microsoft 365 desktop. It provides users with tools for drag-and-drop design, infographics, automation, and accessibility, aiming to streamline presentation development and improve communication effectiveness.
The add-in offers a library of built-in design assets, allowing users to drag and drop hundreds of design elements directly onto slides. This feature is intended to help individuals design visually compelling presentations, even if they do not have a background in design, making information more understandable and memorable. Engage also includes automation capabilities that enable users to link shapes, tables, charts, images, and infographics in their presentations to data in Microsoft Excel. When the source data is updated, users can refresh their entire presentation from multiple sources with a single click, which helps reduce repetitive copy-and-paste work and minimizes the risk of errors.
Accessibility is another area addressed by Engage. The add-in can run accessibility tests on presentations to provide an overview of their accessibility status for people with disabilities. It also offers shortcuts to help users quickly resolve any issues that are identified, supporting the creation of more inclusive presentations.
Engage is available as a free download, with users able to keep the free version for as long as they wish. The tool is aimed at anyone looking to create more effective and accessible presentations using PowerPoint on supported Windows platforms.
Engage is a Design & Creative project. Manually updating and designing PowerPoint presentations with infographics and data from multiple sources. It is built as a B2B product for business professionals and presenters. A free plan is available. Engage is available on the web and Windows.
Markido Inc. builds and maintains Engage. Key capabilities include drag-and-drop design, infographics library, and data mapping.
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