Have used Keynote for years, THE BEST, most limitless tool to create astonishing presentations and designs for PDFs and more.

Love it, thanks for making my job easier. Keynote makes animation a fun part to my projects. I appreciate the people that have been doing this before me and made hands on videos. Thank you all for doing this, without your tutorials I wouldn’t got to know how to use animation in my videos!

Apple does a great job. What else can be said. It’s simple, it works, I love it. I use it daily.

It’s really good! Just as good as PowerPoint, if not better!

Keynote is good to use. When you have a question go to YouTube.

I love building and displaying Keynote slides. The program is great. I've learned a lot of little "secrets" to make some great transition effects, etc. I don't try to make the "show" more impressive than the subject content... But it may be time for some new magic from the folks at Apple!

Keynote has become one of my favorite apps as a college student. While it’s mainly designed for creating presentations, I’ve discovered that it’s much more than that. It’s easy to use and incredibly versatile, especially when it comes to note-taking and completing assignments. I often use it to do my math homework, then print it out directly to submit to my professor. The process is smooth and convenient—no need for extra steps or additional apps. What really sets Keynote apart from other note-taking apps is its flexibility. Many other apps are great, but they don’t offer the same all-in-one experience. With Keynote, I can create custom paper-style templates for different subjects and reuse them for class notes, sketches, or diagrams. It saves time and keeps my work organized. My favorite feature is the vector drawing capability. When I draw by hand in Keynote, the sketches are saved as vector files. That means I can copy and paste them into other vector-compatible apps without losing quality. It’s a simple trick, but incredibly useful for students in design, architecture, or anyone doing visual work. It even opens up the possibility of creating vector art or graphic design elements directly inside the app. That said, I do wish Keynote offered more advanced tools for vector drawing. If there were a few extra features—like shape editing or layering—I could easily design simple logos or icons without switching apps. Overall, Keynote is more than just a presentation app. It’s a smart, multifunctional tool that’s perfect for both academic and creative tasks. If you're a student or a creative professional looking for a clean, efficient workspace, Keynote is definitely worth trying.

Such a clean and powerful slide editor. Love the transitions!

This app look very flexible

I am blown away at how easy to use and the quality of a presentation you are able to achieve in remarkable time. The lay out of the program makes all tools easy to find and easy to figure out how to implement. Love Love Love!! As a speaker, Keynote helps create top notch presentations!!! Highly recommend!!