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Powerpoint or Canva? 

  • Naia Latorre
  • Nov 21
  • 1 min read

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Earlier this week, I had a disagreement with my classmate about whether Powerpoint or Canva is better. I decided to settle this by asking 20 people in our school to choose one. Here’s what I found:

The preferences for PowerPoint versus Canva are split, with students often favoring Canva for its ease of use and modern designs. Some favored Powerpoint for its advanced features and offline reliability.


This is my poll with the results.

🗳️ Poll: Canva or Powerpoint?

Poll Results:

Powerpoint – 10 people

Canva – 10 people


Half of the students like Powerpoint because it's reliable and offers many features. It also has advanced editing tools and is perfect for professional settings.


The other half of the students preferred Canva because it’s simple, sleek, and easy to use. Additionally, they like Canva because it has tons of creative templates and is great for informal presentations. 


With 10 students voting for Powerpoint and 10 voting for Canva, it’s clear that both platforms have strong support for different reasons. Powerpoint’s advanced features and reliability make it the go-to for more professional presentations, while Canva’s user-friendly design and creative templates win over those who prefer a more casual and visually dynamic experience.


Ultimately, it seems that the choice between Powerpoint and Canva comes down to your needs and the type of presentation you’re creating. Both tools have their strengths, so perhaps the real winner depends entirely on the task.


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