You can embed your prezis on to your blog or website. Embedded prezis work just like a normal prezi

only smaller. You can move through the prezi path using the previous and next arrows at the bottom of the

embedded prezi screen (or with the LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys on your keyboard), and it is also

possible to pan and zoom through embedded prezis. When you embed a prezi, you can choose whether

people can only move through the steps of the prezi's path, or if they can also pan and zoom freely within

the prezi.

Embedding a prezi is done with a simple piece of HTML code. To generate this code

and set your preferences for an embedded prezi:

Go to your prezi library.

Select the prezi you want to embed and click on the 'Embed' button underneath your prezi.

Alternatively, you can click the share arrow icon that appears in the top-right corner of your prezi

when you hover your mouse pointer over the prezi itself.

Clicking the 'Embed' button will open a new box. From here, click 'Copy code to clipboard' to

copy the embed code to your clipboard. You can alter the width or height of the prezi using the

boxes marked 'Height' and 'Width'. You can also chose to allow viewers to pan & zoom freely or

to constrain them to simple back and forward steps using the two check boxes.

If you click the share arrow in the top-right corner of your prezi, a separate box will appear. From

here. click 'Embed' to access a box that is the same as the one pictured above.

Copy the code to insert it in your website or blog.

Note: If you embed a private prezi on a public site, it can be viewed by anyone with access to that

site.

Note: It's currently not possible to view an embedded prezi directly from a mobile browser. However, you

can view them via the Prezi for iPad or Prezi for iPhone apps.

https://prezi.zendesk.com/entries/22451538-embedding-prezis