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Paste the Prezi URL of the presentation you want to convert and click "Load Prezi".

Use Screen Recording to create a video. For handouts: Use the Screenshot to PDF method.

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Note: This method converts the zooming, interactive presentation into a static, multipage PDF. Method 2: Convert Prezi to PowerPoint (PPTX)

Click Share at the top right and choose Download PDF .

Use free software like OBS Studio, Loom, or the built-in screen recorders in Windows/macOS.

The site will process the link and generate a download link for a PDF or zip file.

Stop the recording when you hit the final slide. Use any free video editor (like Clipchamp on Windows or iMovie on Mac) to trim out the beginning and end frames where you opened and closed the recorder. You are left with an offline video file (.mp4) that captures the exact visual experience of the online Prezi.

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If the presentation belongs to someone else, ensure the link is set to "Reusable." Click the Make a Copy button on the presentation page to save it to your own dashboard.

: Click the "Make a copy" button below the presentation window to save it to your own dashboard.

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If the owner has disabled copying or exporting, some, but not all, of these methods will work.

Prezi is designed primarily for online viewing, which allows it to maintain its high-quality zooming effects.

Click the "Share" or "Export" button (usually found in the editor or dashboard).