After creating a presentation, you can determine who can access it by specifically adding collaborators to it or creating a view link that can be sent to anyone you choose. You can, in addition, change privacy settings and make your presentation masterpiece available for the entire world to see.
Paid feature: Setting privacy is available for users with a Standard or higher Prezi plan. Luckily it’s a breeze to upgrade your license and get access to this and all the other great features our Prezi plans have to offer.
Privacy options
There are three main privacy options:
Only individuals added to the presentation: As the owner, your can manually add users and/or your entire Prezi team to access the presentation. This includes collaborators with viewing, commenting or editing rights.
Anyone with the link: Anyone you share the view link with will be able to view the presentation.
Anyone on the web: You can also set your presentation to be public, which means that anyone will be able to find it via search engines or in the Prezi gallery. In addition, you can also make your presentation Reusable, meaning that others will be able to make their own cop of the presentation (this will not affect the presentation in your account).
Setting privacy
Privacy can be set for every individual presentation you own, and its privacy can be changed at any time.
To set a presentation’s privacy
- From the dashboard, click the three dots in the presentation's thumbnail and select Sharing and privacy from the list.
- From the Sharing and privacy window, you can change the privacy settings in the dropdown next to Access settings. If you selected Only individuals can access, you can add their email addresses below and determine their access level (can view, can comment, can edit, no access) with the dropdown next to their name.
- Use the toggles next to Public and Reusable to make your presentation discoverable and enable others to make a copy.
- When you're done with the privacy settings, click Done to close the window.
