I have been searching the web for the answer to this question, “How can I embed my Keynote in a format that is clickable into my WordPress.com blog?” I want viewers to see and click through my presentation and I don’t want to create a Slideshare account. I finally found a WordPress support document that describes how to embed a Google Presentation into a WordPress.com blog, but there was no video. So, I decided to create a video tutorial that describes how to take a Keynote (Apple’s PowerPoint equivalent) or a PowerPoint, convert it to a Google Presentation and put in a WordPress.com blog.
Let mew know what you think.
TepTech 
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Thank you. Your presentation was most helpful.
Your welcome!
I found your post after searching for a long time for this solution. Thank you. It was extremely helpful and simple to follow. But, I can’t update the published slide show. And, when I go back to publish on web in file menu, it is greyed and no automatic update button is seen. Any helpful hints would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
Thanks for this presentation, very neatly given…it was very useful!
Thanks! I’m glad you found it helpful!!
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Thanks so much! I am glad it was helpful!!
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OMG… After HOURS of searching for a solution to this issue, I found your video. This is EXACTLY what I needed and I couldn’t be happier. THANK YOU, SIR!
Glad I could help! 🙂
You are welcome!
Awesome! Thanks for this!
No problem!
Hello. Thank you for posting this! I’m curious if it is possible to embed a presentation saved as HTML to a word press blog done in keynote? I need my presentation to be clickable throughout as opposed to moving from slide to slide. Do I have to use something like slide share…….
I have used slide share to do that and it works great!
very well done and helpful, thanks.
Glad I could help!
Thanks for posting this – very useful.
Glad I could help!
This doesn’t work on iPad since it’s Flash, and some of my transitions didn’t migrate over.
iPads definitely have some limitations!
If you update your presentation in Keynote (iCloud), will it automatically update the keynote presentation that you post on your wordpress or not?
Not sure. It would depend on how you embed the Keynote. Definitely something I will test. Thanks for the question. I think it’s time to update this post!
Really appreciate you posting this! Extremely helpful!
No problem. Glad it was helpful. I have to update this soon!
I seem to be having a hard time with this. After I left a comment above about not my google drive slide show not updating, I also find that after I paste the link to embed it in wordpress, it appears and stays in wordpress till I press the preview button when it disappears or until I edit the rest of the text in the post I am trying to embed it into. Any idea of what is wrong? Thanks.
Hi, I am not 100 percent sure what’s going. I would double check that your slide show is set to be shared publicly in Google Drive.
I also found this link from WordPress that might also help. It’s a little more current that my post is. https://en.support.wordpress.com/google-docs/
I really do have to update this…
thanks for your reply. I ended up having to link to it rather than embed it. I think the server at school hosting the wordpress blog had a 2mb limit for embedding; but still not sure if that was the issue as I thought the slide show was much less. I will check the settings on google drive but I think it was set to public. Again, I appreciate your feedback and tutorial.
Sure thing! If you are running a hosted version of WordPress it should be even easier to embed a YouTube video. There are several plugins that your administrator can install that might be helpful. This link might help – https://wordpress.org/plugins/youtube-embed/
Good luck and let me know if I can help.
If the Keynote file is in iCloud, you can visit the presentation at iCloud.com/keynote, choose the person icon on the top (right-ish, near the wrench), and set the sharing options to that anyone with the link can access it (not edit it!).
Then just copy and paste the presentation’s URL (e.g. icloud.com/keynote/[hash]#[title]) in the WordPress.com editor. It’ll automatically embed a pretty embed.
Awesome! Thanks for sharing. It’s nice to see the iCloud updates have made some things easier.