Microsoft Sway
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Product Details
- Website
- https://sway.cloud.microsoft/
- Overview
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Microsoft Sway is a web-based authoring tool for creating responsive presentations, reports, newsletters, portfolios, tutorials, and story-style pages. Users combine text, images, video, embeds, and other content while Sway automatically adapts the layout for different screens.
Sway is useful for lightweight digital publishing and sharing but does not replace a full website platform, LMS, or conventional slide application. It is part of Microsoft 365 and fits best under Digital Content Creation / Presentation Tools.
- Features
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Responsive authoring
- Creates scrolling or presentation-style stories from text, images, video, and embeds.
- Automatically adjusts layouts across browsers and devices.
Sharing- Supports coauthoring, links, embeds, permissions, duplication, and presentation modes.
- Can incorporate content from Microsoft 365 and other sources.
Education uses- Supports newsletters, student projects, reports, portfolios, lessons, and public information.
- Offers accessible design and viewing features.
- Support Options
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- Company News
Sway is a web-based Microsoft Office tool that allows users to convey information as a newsletter, presentation, or document. Users can customize their Sway with headings, text, video, and images. Sways can be created from scratch, from a template, or from an existing file such as an outline created in Word. Content is then organized into sections called cards which can be easily dragged and dropped to reorder the information. Sway allows presenters, teachers, and students to visually organize the information they want to share and each Sway has its own link so that Sways can be shared easily on the web and through email or social media.
Sway is a web-based Microsoft Office tool that allows users to convey information as a newsletter, presentation, or document. Users can customize their Sway with headings, text, video, and images. Sways can be created from scratch, from a template, or from an existing file such as an outline created in Word. Content is then organized into sections called cards which can be easily dragged and dropped to reorder the information. Sway allows presenters, teachers, and students to visually organize the information they want to share and each Sway has its own link so that Sways can be shared easily on the web and through email or social media.







































































