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FactMicrosoft PowerPointMicrosoft Sway
AccessibilityAccessibility Assistant offers AI-assisted recommendations on format, color, and word choice.All listed plans include Accessibility View and Accessibility Checker.
Free planYesYes
IntegrationsMicrosoft 365 plans bundle PowerPoint with apps including Word, Excel, Outlook, OneNote, OneDrive, and Teams.Microsoft says users can add files from OneDrive and turn Word or OneNote content into a Sway.
Offline accessOffice apps can be used without an internet connection when fully installed on a computer.No
PurposePowerPoint helps users create polished presentations using design and collaboration tools.Sway is an interactive, web-based canvas for creating and sharing visual designs made from images, text, documents, videos, maps, and other content.
Supported platformsMicrosoft 365 is compatible with PC, Mac, Android, and iOS; PowerPoint also has a web version.web,ios,android

Microsoft PowerPoint plans

  • Microsoft PowerPointFree
  • Microsoft 365 Business Basic$7
  • Microsoft 365 Personal$9.99 a month
  • Microsoft 365 Family$12.99 a month
  • Microsoft 365 Premium$19.99 a month
  • Microsoft 365 Business Standard with Copilot$23.50

Microsoft Sway plans

  • Microsoft 365 Business Basic (no Teams)—
  • Microsoft 365 Business Basic—
  • Sway (free)Free
  • Microsoft 365 Personal$9.99 a month
  • Microsoft 365 Family$12.99 a month
  • Microsoft 365 Premium$19.99 a month

Pick Microsoft PowerPoint if…

PowerPoint suits people creating presentations who want web, desktop, or mobile access and collaboration tools. Those who want AI feedback or larger cloud storage can consider Microsoft 365 plans.

Pick Microsoft Sway if…

Sway suits people creating and sharing visual designs from a web or mobile device, especially those using OneDrive, Word, or OneNote content. It requires an internet connection and is not suitable when PowerPoint export or multimedia uploads are needed.

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