You recorded your video, now it’s time to spread the word. Prezi Video allows you to share your video with the world in several ways: you can send it as a link, download it as an .mp4 file and share it via social media, embed it on a website or even present your content live in a video call.
Sending a link
The easiest way to share the videos you create online is to send them as a link to others.
The videos created online can be either accessed by specific individuals added to it, everyone with the view link or they can be public and even reusable (meaning that others can make their own copy of the content and reuse it in their own video). Public videos will also appear on the Prezi Video Explore page where users can browse through public and reusable videos made by others.
From your Prezi Video dashboard, you can click the cogwheel icon in the thumbnail of your presentation to go to the video admin page, then select Share under the video window to open the Sharing and privacy window. Click Copy link at the top and you are ready to share your presentation via a view link. You can also access this window by clicking the three dots in the thumbnail of your video from your Prezi Video dashboard and selecting Sharing and privacy from the list.
Embedding on the web
You can embed your video on any website with the embed code you can find on your video's admin page. For more information, please check this article.
Sharing in a video call
You can also connect the Prezi Video desktop application with several streaming apps and present your content in a video call. First, change the camera settings of your preferred streaming app and make the Prezi Video Virtual Camera the default camera. Then, return to the Prezi Video app and start navigating through your content. To learn more, please check this article on presenting live in a video call with Prezi Video. 
Sharing on social media
Once your video is good to go and ready to be shared with the world, you can either share its linke or download it as an .mp4 file and upload it to Facebook, Youtube, LinkedIn, Twitter or anywhere on the world wide web.
If you are recording in the desktop app, you can also optimize the file size for social media or for phones before exporting the video.
