Powtoon Launches Visual Communication Platform

Capturing a virtual audience’s attention is more complicated than ever now as we shift to remote volume of content coming through digital channels is a challenge most businesses face.

For internal and external communications, companies require effective, attention-grabbing media that can replace what was once in-person presentations and face to face time with potential customers and whole teams.

To empower companies with these tools, Powtoon, a Visual Communication Platform provider, has announced a new centralized offering that makes it possible to create, manage, distribute, and track unlimited pieces of visual content.

"Endless email threads, exhausting video calls, packed presentations - this is our daily reality as employees, as customers, as students. The rise of technology and remote working has made it even more challenging for individuals and organizations to communicate effectively and cut through the digital chaos. Here at Powtoon, we've made it our number one goal to help organizations harness the power of "visuals" to deliver positive communication experiences,” said Ilya Spitalnik, Powtoon's Founder.

Powtoon’s video animations are used for everything, from internal communications to training and development and marketing and sales.

New features like screen capture, detailed character (avatar) customization, advanced management capabilities, and detailed analytics have been added to the platform to help with team collaboration, more connected departments, and increased productivity.

With Powtoon, companies can control the whole life cycle of video creation and distribution since it is available on one platform. This also helps to cut down costs and labor requirements traditionally required to create visually engaging content.

“With ten years worth of insights from 30 million Powtoon users and virtually all Fortune 500 companies, we're thrilled to introduce our all-inclusive, Visual Communication Platform to help companies communicate differently, effectively, and visually," said Spitalnik.