With the hard work of the speech done, you can easily publish your presentation online and share the link with anybody. They can then view your slides in a browser, responsively on desktop, or on a mobile.
To share your presentation online, either:
Click Upload to generate a shared presentation with a link. Copy the link, which you can share with anyone you like.
You can specify your name and the target audience for sharing. To do so, head over the Metadata section of the Design menu
💡 Share wisely. Each link you share is unique and hard to guess, but keep in mind that anybody who has the link can view (but not edit) your presentation.
To manage your shared presentations, head over to the Menu bar and select Share → Sharing Manager. From there you can:
By default, links for your published presentations remain available for one year. The storage options are as follows:
In the near future, all users will have the option to upgrade to a Sharing+ subscription for additional storage and features. Please note that after the promotional period, Sharing+ will be required to maintain storage for Mac licenses.
If you want to stop sharing your presentation online, you can do so from:
In the Sharing panel, mouse over a presentation version. Click the … that appears and select Delete… in the contextual menu that appears.
After you’ve deleted a shared presentation, anybody who tries to open the link will see a 404 page.
In case of an update, by default, the existing link remains active, so there’s no need to share it again with your audience.
However, if you’d like to share multiple versions of the same presentation simultaneously, you can do so by going to the menu Share → New Version
The link you share opens a webpage with a carousel preview of your slides at the top and your speaker notes below it. Speaker notes are visible by default, but you can share versions that only show the slides.
At the very bottom of the page users can report any content that may violate our terms and conditions.
When viewers click on the carousel at the top of the shared page, the slides will expand to full screen. Your shared presentation will display responsively, so it will always look great on any device.
Viewers can also toggle speaker notes on or off via the button on the upper left. When speaker notes are enabled, they appear at the bottom of the slides, just like subtitles or karaoke lyrics.
If you are experiencing a problem that our support section doesn’t solve please reach out to us. We take a break on the weekends (JST), but during weekdays we aim to reply within 1-2 business days.
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Use either your mouse, keyboard, or remote controller and learn how to customize the navigation keys.
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How to use Presenter in a face-to-face situation with projectors or smart TVs.
Share your presentation to your audience as Markdown, PDF, HTML, PPTX or Images.
With Sharing you can publish your presentation as a temporary static site and share its link with your audience.
A detailed walkthrough on exporting and sharing your presentation on social networks.