Plan, Script & Record
Develop a presentation that works, adapt your script for automation, and record your webinar so that it is ready to upload and turn into an eWebinar.
Record your presentation
Best practices for recording video that looks and sounds professional — cameras, microphones, lighting, and settings. Find step-by-step eWebinar help.
What best practices should I follow when recording a video for eWebinar?
Shares best practices for making a video and turning it into an eWebinar.
What kinds of video does eWebinar support?
eWebinar accepts uploads (MP4, MOV, WMV, AVI), URLs from YouTube/Vimeo/Wistia/S3/Descript, and imports from Zoom. 2 GB file upload limit; use the Vimeo integration for larger files.
Develop a presentation that works
Tips and frameworks for structuring a webinar that holds attention, drives engagement, and converts viewers. Find step-by-step eWebinar help, setup.
What use cases does eWebinar support?
eWebinar works across Sales, Customer Success, and Marketing, and in any industry that needs to reach people who don't share your calendar. Here's where teams usually start.
eWebinar Template Resources
Find the script template, slide deck, workshop, or outline associated with whichever eWebinar template you are using.
How do I create a workshop-style eWebinar?
Learn how to create a workshop-style eWebinar, where you pause the video to give attendees time to complete a task.
Adapt your script for automation
Learn how to rewrite a live presentation script so it works well as an automated, always-on webinar experience. Find step-by-step eWebinar help, setup.
How do I adapt my script for automation?
Learn how to adapt your live webinar script for automation by removing live-only language, adding housekeeping to set expectations, and incorporating interactive moments throughout your presentation. These simple adjustments help automated webinars feel engaging and intentionally designed rather than just recorded videos.