Embed a Prezi Presentation into Keynote

There's a "how to" for this at https://www.liveslides.com/how-to-insert-prezi-into-keynote. Basically you install the LiveSlides add-in for Keynote, paste the Prezi URL into your slide, and then present. Pretty straight forward.

Go to their home page to learn more about it. http://prezi.com/learn/

I have not tried this so I am not sure. But here is an idea. First downlonad the Prezi player and your Prezi (this is free with your Prezi subsription). Then, in your Keynote, place a hyperlink that connects to the Prezi on your computer. This should let you click on the Prezi link in your Keynote. the Prezi should play, and then you click back into keynote after the Prezi. Good luck on other suggestions.

No, I didn't, so I pointed to the website. You have to do the digging there and see what you can find to solve your problem.

I would probably say that you can't necessarily inport a prezi presentation as is without somehow converting it into a media file (such as mov or m4v, for example). But then, you wouldn't have much control over the timing of the transitions.

What you could do, however, is manipulate the prezi transitions using Magic Move. I don't think you would get the same bounce-in, bounce-out effect, but if there's a way you can export the prezi as a pdf or some sort of an image file, you can bring this one file into every slide, and rearrange that file so that the Magic Move makes it look like you are moving from one location to the other like what you see in Pezi.

There is a way to make it work, it's requires a bit of work though!

Step 1:

Record the Prezi presentation using a screenrecording program (such as iShowU). Just keep pressing the arrow to go to the next slide but leave it at each slide for a couple of seconds. This way each slide will be visible for a couple of seconds before it changes to the next.

Step 2:

Upload your recording to YouTube.com

Step 3:

Download the YouTube video so you can import it into Keynote.

Step 4:

If your Prezi slide has 10 different slides, make 10 slides in Keynote. Import the YouTube video to each slide.

Step 5:

Now comes the tricky part...

Go to the first slide of your Keynote presentation and let the Prezi video play. Write down the time it starts and when the first full slide is visible. Then use Inspector (in Keynote) to let the video play from the time the Prezi video starts until the full slide is visible. This way the video will only play from the start until the full Prezi slide is visible in the video.

Step 6:

Now go to the second slide in Keynote and use Inspector to have to Prezi video start at the same time the Prezi video in the first Keynote slide stops. Let the video play until the second slide is fully visible and then use Inspector to have the video stop at that precise time.

Step 7:

Do the same for Keynote slide number 3; Use Inspector to start the video at the same time the video stopped playing in the previous Keynote slide, and let it play until the full slide is visible.

Example:

Keynote slide 1

The downloaded Prezi video from YouTube plays from 0:00 to 0:20

Keynote slide 2

The downloaded Prezi from YouTube video plays from 0:20 to 0:50

Keynote slide 3
The downloaded Prezi from YouTube video plays from 0:50 to 1:20

All you have to do in Keynote, is make sure the transitions between slides are as fast as possible so you don't see the transition between slides and make sure the video starts playing when you go to the next Keynote slide.

If you've done it correctly, you will start with the first Keynote slide showing the first transition of the Prezi video. Take all the time you want to talk and when you're done, just go to the next Keynote slide. The video will begin to play, showing you the cool effects you can use in Prezi, and when the full slide is visible, you can start talking. Done talking? Go to the next Keynote slide and the video will start to play.... etc etc etc!

Hope this helps!!

Ok so im no keynote person... but you could try this

insert as a web/object page what ever key note calls it. i think 09 has an issue but 08 works and i think you can use it in 09...confusing myself anyway

I think you can download it from here

http://www.keynoteuser.com/2009/02/08/k09-tip-where-did-web-view-go/

next you need to create/find the flash file to embed in an html page

here how

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mD4pGRHi7GQ

so my guess...is wrap the .swf in an html and then use a web view..

I have not tested it..got no idea if it works..so if it does not dont beat me up

Mums calling me for tea so gatta dash.toddle pip

Keynote 9 no longer has web views.

The best thing you can do is make the Prezi a movie you can import into Keynote. I never risk running something over the internet if I can help it. Or, if you have the capability, run the Prezi from one computer and the Keynote from another and switch the outputs to the projector. I wish things like Prezi would just go away and that people would concentrate on making the content they have more interesting on its own. In most situations, using Prezi is like putting chocolate on a turd thinking people will like consuming it better.

BTW- I wasn't refering to the OP when I said the anti-Prezi remark. They could very well have used it appropriately to convey a simple series of messages. No offense intended.

Yikes, just noticed someone had revived an old message from October. never mind