iSpring Suite

Pros: Easy to use, keeping up with industry trends, integrated AI features. Creating an attractive product. Customer Support is very responsive. I love interactive learning features.

Cons: At times, there are glitches that are frustrating. But most of the time, due to their responsive support, they get fixed fairly quickly.

Pros: iSpring Suite is a helpful tool that enables me to assemble quick learning videos, longer interactive learning modules, engage my learners in a little friendly competition, and is easy to use. Their customer support is very helpful. Today, [sensitive content hidden] was instrumental in helping me get my iSpring tools all set up with my new laptop in about a minute.

Cons: As is the case with many LMS systems, you do have to move files around a bit more than I'd like but that is the only down side.

Pros: iSpring Suite is very easy to use, and they have great technical support when needed. This software has helped us streamline the creation of course content for our LMS.

Cons: There isn't much NOT to like, so I will have to settle on the cost. Software subscription costs always seem more expensive than they should be

Pros: iSpring Suite integrates seamlessly with PowerPoint, so there’s virtually no learning curve if you’re already familiar with PPT. It’s very user-friendly and easy to get started with. Additionally, their customer support is responsive and highly reliable.

Cons: There are a few bugs that still need to be resolved. The platform also has some limitations, for instance, the player is fixed and could benefit from more customization options. The pricing could be more reasonable given the current feature set, and the overall look and feel is quite basic and could be made more visually appealing.

Pros: Interactive learning, value for money, customer support, ease of use, course creation!! Love this tool!

Cons: Reporting could be more robust. Ability to slice and dice the data would be fantastic!! Ability to send reminders when certifications need to be redone, etc.

Pros: I find iSPring very easy and intuitive to use.. I like that it has a lots of interactive tools and it is easy to combine with power point. And the best is the support team! Best support in the world! Whenever I had a problem they helped immediately! Also, the good thing is that iSpring is always improving and updating so the experience of using it is getting better and better with each update.

Cons: It would be great if there was a better narration for the Serbian language, also it would be nice to have captions for Serbian and for other languages. Also captions for interactivity slides and or quizzes in general would be highly appreciated.

Pros: The customer support team is very helpful and responds very quickly. The suite allows us to create interactive and animated courses with human‑like voices. The basic features in “Manage Narration” are easy to use and intuitive. The different quiz types are great and allow us to create valuable and intuitive e‑learning content.

Cons: Some features are hard to find, for example enabling the caption button or forcing the learner to watch the entire slide before moving on. Most of the time, the tutorial is available online, but it’s a pain to find because it’s buried in a sub‑sub‑sub‑section. So most of the time, I had to contact the help center, and even though they are very helpful and responsive, I still lose time because I have to explain my problem, and they need time to look for the documentation before sending it to me. As for the narration voices, some of them are very nice and human‑like, but most sound robotic and are quite unpleasant to listen to. You end up having to sort through them all for your course, which is a waste of time.

Pros: iSpring Suite operates the same way as PowerPoint - so all of your PPT skills are immediately transferrable to author a course. The features included in iSpring Suite enable you to implement gamification, role play scenarios, and other cool things. You can have one main character or many different characters in your training. It looks professional and is seamless in uploading directly to iSpring LMS. There are user guides for many of the things you aim to do in course creation or short videos in the iSpring resource library. Customer support is also very responsive and helpful. Finally, once again, the price cannot be beat.

Cons: I don't have any points of improvement - I haven't explored everything, but from what I've seen, I like it all.

Pros: The iSpring Suite is easy to use with many interactive learning options to increase student engagement. I'm able to turn course outlines and PowerPoint presentations into courses quickly. And the customer support is responsive and effective.

Cons: With so many features, it can be a little overwhelming to get started. But most features are quite easy to learn quickly.

Pros: The ease of use of the product. I found many of the features to be very intuitive and didn’t require me to read through support docs or reaching out to support.

Cons: I would like to RTL support on more of the features - like interactions. Also, more support languages for the auto CC tool.

Pros: I enjoy the variety of features available for use in iSpring. As a trainer, I use the PPT combined with the narrator settings to develop desktop training modules. There are a lot of features that allow for customization that I enjoy. iSpring is very user-friendly.

Cons: I least enjoy that there are times your audio settings/file may disappear from your PPT. This has created challenges as I've had to recreate a training I created for staff last year.

Pros: I liked the Ease of use and integration into PowerPoint. It was easy to learn how to use it and maximize my time.

Cons: I wish it had the ability to for AI to build interactions. I’d like to load my PowerPoint and have it turn slides into interactions.

Pros: Value for the money, course creation capabilities, ease of use, and customer support. The seamless transition of creating content in PowerPoint to creating more powerful content the iSpring integration is fantastic.

Cons: Some aspects of the slide properties and enabling scoring for quizzes required for course completion are confusing when publishing to SCORM with an LMS outside of iSpring.

Pros: iSpring Suite allows me to custom-create training courses for a number of different subjects that our company is federally required to complete on an annual basis.

Cons: I don't really have any negatives to pass along. iSpring Suite is ideal for my and my company's training needs.

Pros: It is really intuitive and easy to use, even as a first timer. I watched a few training videos and was able to independently create my course easily.

Cons: Saving and publishing files can be a bit tricky to figure out. Once you publish a file you cannot interfere with the files in the folder or move them around. I wish that was made clearer.

Pros: It has a lot of resources avaiable and the support is always quick to answer, also very polite and helpful.

Cons: I believe it's UX is not very intuitive, so I relied mostly on tutorials and asking the support how to do things.

Pros: I like how user-friendly the program is, especially for beginners. I am able to create more interactive courses without a huge learning curve as a creator. The interactions are great for online courses to engage the learner.

Cons: I have experienced various bugs when uploading the SCORM packages into my LMS, such as letters disappearing from interactions, interactions not working correctly. As I become more advanced in course creation, I would also like more customization in the interactions.

Pros: iSpring has been one of my go-to tools for creating engaging online courses and content. The different ways that I can use my existing PowerPoint skills was what originally made me look at iSpring, and then I discovered just how much more it could do. I like the way that it fits into my existing design workflow and produces excellent online course materials.

Cons: There aren't too many drawbacks. The library of characters is always expanding, so it used to be harder to find a perfect match for what I wanted, but now that's thing of the past.

Pros: The biggest advantage is how easy it is to build structured online courses and quizzes directly in PowerPoint. There is very little learning curve if you are already comfortable with slides. For our team, that made adoption simple and practical. The quiz features are strong. We can create question banks, randomize questions, and build interactive assessments without overcomplicating the process. Publishing to SCORM is straightforward, and it works well with our LMS. For the amount of functionality it provides, it feels like good value, especially if your main focus is course creation and assessments.

Cons: As projects grow, organization becomes more manual. Large quiz banks and multiple versions of files can be difficult to manage, particularly in a team setting. Some customization options feel limited, especially if you want more control over the player or layout. When something does not publish exactly as expected, troubleshooting can take time. It is usually fixable, but the platform does not always make the issue obvious. A little more clarity in error messages or guidance would improve the experience.

Pros: I really appreciate how easy it is to use. It lets you create courses that range from very simple to highly complex, depending on what you need. It also includes a solid variety of test questions, which makes it easier to assess learners in different ways.

Cons: I wish they had a wider variety of background images and characters for my industry. I haven't found the general AI assistant very useful.

Pros: Very user-friendly and amazing customer support. screen recording makes it incredibly easy to create learning with voiceovers that include translations

Cons: Lots of updates that require download. For some reason, triggers false cyber security threats on computer when updating program.

Pros: $94

Cons: The iSpring project folder tree creates pain points. The tool generates a large, cluttered directory filled with numerous subfolders, each containing assets, media, and configuration files. While this may be necessary from a technical standpoint, it’s not user‑friendly. Managing or moving project files becomes unintuitive because everything must stay in its exact folder structure for the project to remain functional. Accidentally moving or renaming a folder easily breaks links or corrupts the project. For teams trying to organize many courses—or store them in shared directories—this rigid folder tree introduces unnecessary complexity.