Genially closed €17 million series B led by the US venture capital firms 645 Ventures and Owl Ventures.

Genial.ly, a Cordoba, Spain-based company developing software for presentations, completed a €17 million ($19.9M) series B financing round.

The money was raised from investors led by American VCs from 645 Ventures and Owl Ventures, joined by the European venture capitalists DN Capital and Brighteye Ventures and existing shareholders JME Ventures, GP Bullhound, FJLab, Market One Capital and Athos Capital.

Genial.ly, founded in 2015 by CEO Juan Rubio, developed a visual and interactive content creation tool predominantly used in the field of education, marketing and media. The company says it has over 10 million creators in over 190 countries, with heavy usage from countries such as France, Spain, Mexico, and Colombia. Large corporations and educational institutions such as the Red Cross, Volkswagen, University of Columbia, Michelin and Louis Vuitton (LVMH), as well as millions of educators, students, graphic designers, and startups form Genially’s community.

Genial.ly previously raised a little more than $6 million, with a last round closed in 2020 at $4.9 million.