Share a Live Feed of Your Keynote Presentation

A new feature in Keynote in Sierra and in iOS is the ability to share a live feed of your Keynote presentation to other devices as you present. You can share with others in the room, or in other locations.

Comments: 9 Responses to “Share a Live Feed of Your Keynote Presentation”

    Terry Haddow
    8 years ago

    Can you do a self running slide presentation that people can view at their own time ? Or must it be "live" - you presenting and them viewing at the same time ?

    8 years ago

    Terry: You could have done that before -- just export as a video. :)

    Terry Haddow
    8 years ago

    Thanks Gary. I suppose I was thinking more of the ipad - which has Keynote Live but not the ability to export as video.
    A great feature none the less.

    Phil
    8 years ago

    I take it that if the participants are on Windows PCs, they can view the presentation in their favorite browser? Is that right?

    8 years ago

    Phil: Yes, probably with varying results if their browsers are out-of-date.

    Mr. Luigi
    8 years ago

    Will this work with Keynote for iOS?

    8 years ago

    Luigi: Yes, this feature is also in the latest iOS version of Keynote.

    Shaikha
    8 years ago

    Does the live keynote transfer voice too? I just tried it on my Mac and I shared the link to my sisters iPhone; but she couldn't hear my voice on her device although she could see the slides and everything. Am I missing something here?

    8 years ago

    Shaikha: No, there is no audio. Each person's device loads the presentation and you are sending signals as to which slide is shown. The idea is to be in the same room (no large screen, just everyone with the own screen) or to do it remotely using a conference call or some other audio./video system like FaceTime, Skype, Hangout, etc.

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