Prezi is a presentation creation web application that allows you to create presentations consisting of text, images, and videos. Prezi differs from traditional presentation software by using a single canvas and frames opposed to conventional slides. This allows you to create dynamic, non-linear presentations. This article will walk you through the process of editing and presenting a Prezi offline.

Steps

  1. 1
    Go to the Prezi desktop page and click the “Install Now” button to download the Prezi desktop software. Note: The Prezi Desktop software is only available to users with a Prezi Pro or Edu Pro license.
  2. 2
    Double-click the downloaded file and follow the onscreen instructions to install the software in Adobe Air.
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  3. 3
    Activate the Prezi Desktop software by signing in with the email and password associated with your account.
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    Go to the Prezi page and log in using the email and password associated with your Prezi.com account.
  5. 5
    Click the Prezi presentation you want to edit offline using Prezi Desktop.
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    Click the “Download” button from the tool bar on the right side of the Prezi.
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    Select the “Download for Prezi Desktop” option and click the “Download” button.
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    Click the “click this link to download” link to download your Prezi as a “.pez” file.
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    Click the “File” menu followed by “Open” from the context menu in Prezi Desktop.
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    Select the downloaded “.pez” file and double-click it to open it. You can now edit and present your Prezi presentation offline using the Prezi Desktop software.
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Warnings

  • Prezis created with a free Prezi account will have a small watermark and be published on prezi.com/explore. *
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  • Customizing a logo through the Theme Wizard is only available to users with a paid Prezi license.
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Things You’ll Need

  • Adobe Flash Player 9 or higher installed
  • Minimum 1GB memory
  • A scroll mouse / touchpad
  • Internet Explorer 7 or higher, Firefox 3.0 or higher, or Safari 3 or higher

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Updated: September 15, 2021
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Categories: Presentation Software
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