Which one is the best presentation sharing platform?

Secure embeds

Sometimes you want to embed your presentation in your own blog or website but prevent anyone else from embedding it on another website. So what if you could have your private presentations embedded on only the websites you explicitly permit? Well, authorSTREAM allows you to do that and you can in fact allow up to 5 different websites to embed your private presentation.

Showcase your presentations with multiple channels

Most presentation users create presentations on multiple topics. So why restrict yourself to just one channel (or web page) to showcase your presentations? On authorSTREAM you can create as many such presentation channels as you like, each on the topic you choose.

Showcase your brand, lavishly

Create branded channels (only in a premium membership account starting at $39.95 /month), complete with the look and feel you choose:

PowerPoint to video

Love videos? We do too. Especially because most devices including your phones and tablets now support them. So if you have spent your valuable time creating your presentations, why not convert them to video and share them on YouTube, mobile devices or, for that matter, any television? We know its much easier to just show them to your grandma on her DVD player rather than trying to explain which browser to launch on her PC, how to enter the correct URL, and finally navigate to your presentation. That is, if she has a computer. PowerPoint to video on SlideShare? Not Possible.

Present Live

Use ‘Present Live’ on authorSTREAM for your online meetings, in real time. We want to keep it simple: you can share your presentations live and simply use your own audio bridge..

Create better presentations, faster

Would you agree that good, effective presentations are created with quality images and videos? But to insert an image in PowerPoint, how many steps does it actually take? Find an image in a search engine, download it to your desktop, open PowerPoint, use the image-insert feature, locate the image on your desktop and insert it in the slide. Another image, follow the process all over again! We thought there ought to be a better way of doing this. So we created a small, desktop plug-in that shows as a ribbon in PowerPoint. You can search for images on the web, without ever leaving PowerPoint - and insert them into slides with a one-click operation. As simple as that! We did a one-up on this: you can even search for videos on YouTube this way and insert them in slides too. How’s that?