iWork Keynote

Keynote is presentation software developed by Apple. It allows you to create modern, fluid, and highly visual slideshows. Whether for a pitch, a professional project, or a more creative presentation, it is a powerful tool that focuses heavily on design.

Keynote is clearly the competitor to Microsoft PowerPoint and Google Slides.

In fact, as the name "PowerPoint" had become synonymous with "slideshow," Apple launched Keynote events each year to showcase its new products (iPhone and others). They wanted to use the word Keynote to try to enter the mainstream.

Exactly, Keynote is Apple's alternative to PowerPoint. It is part of the iWork suite, alongside Pages and Numbers. It is optimized for macOS, iOS, and iPadOS, with seamless integration into the Apple environment.

Keynote is sometimes seen as less comprehensive than PowerPoint, but it's a software that allows you to create beautiful presentations easily, and the important features are there.

Keynote stands out for the visual quality of its animations, its elegant transitions, and its ease of use. If you're on a Mac, it integrates seamlessly with the Apple ecosystem. It's a good option if you want a very professional look with a smooth and enjoyable tool.

Admittedly, you'll find it harder to find Keynote experts than PowerPoint experts. If you look above, you'll see fewer services than in the PowerPoint subcategory. But you will find some.

You can import .pptx files into Keynote and edit them without any problems. Conversely, you can also export your presentation to PowerPoint format if you need to send it to someone who doesn't use Apple.

The interface is very clean and intuitive. Even if you're just starting out, you'll quickly find your way around. Apple has focused on simplicity, so everything is well organized and pleasant to use, without being overloaded with menus.

You can work on a Keynote presentation with others using iCloud. Just share the file, and everyone can edit, comment, or track changes in real time. It's perfect for teams working remotely or on the go.

If you need a Keynote expert to help you with a presentation, you can find one directly on BeFreelancr (above).

Simply browse the services offered on this page, which is the subcategory dedicated to Keynote, and choose the freelancer (or rather the service) that best suits your needs.

Freelancers can offer custom presentation creation, redesign of existing slides, pitch decks, visual resumes, sales presentations, or even custom templates that you can easily reuse.

With its advanced graphics options and smooth animations, Keynote is perfectly suited for creating compelling pitch decks, modern resumes, or animated infographics. It's a powerful tool for anything related to visual presentation.

If you're looking for investors, you need to create a beautiful slideshow. Keynote and our experts above will help you create a high-quality presentation to showcase your project to business angels and investment funds.

Yes, Keynote offers a selection of built-in templates when you create a new presentation. They are neat, well thought out, and can serve as a basis that you can then customize to suit your style or objectives.

You can add animations to objects and transitions between slides, with very polished effects. You can even control the timing or sequencing to achieve a smooth, professional look.

You can easily integrate images, videos, graphics, and tables into your slides. The tool handles all these elements very well, allowing you to enrich your presentation without technical complexity.

It is entirely possible to add clickable links to a website, document, or another slide. You can also transform shapes or text into interactive buttons, which are perfect for creating custom navigation within your presentation.

Keynote makesit easy to export a presentation to PowerPoint (.pptx), PDF, or even video format. This is useful if you need to share it with someone who doesn't use Keynote or if you want to distribute it in a different format.

You can set up automatic playback of your presentation, with precise timing for each slide. This is ideal for a booth, home screen, or playback without manual intervention.

However, when presenting, avoid using automatic playback. If you spend too much or too little time on a slide, you will lose your place.

Keynote allows you to add notes for the speaker on each slide. These notes are not displayed during the presentation, but they can be visible on your screen while you are presenting, which is super useful for remembering everything.

You canrecord your voice directly in Keynote to accompany the presentation. You can then export everything as a video, which is perfect if you want to create content to share online or send to others.

Alternatives include Microsoft PowerPoint for its power and compatibility, Google Slides for online collaboration, Canva for visually modern presentations, and Prezi for a more original and dynamic style.