Change a shared presentation’s settings in Keynote on iPhone
If you’re the owner of a presentation that’s shared with others or if the owner gave you permission to invite others, you can view or change its access and permission settings at any time.
If a presentation’s access is set to “People you invite” you can also set a different permission for each individual.
View access and permission
Do one of the following:
If the presentation is open: Tap
.If the presentation is closed: In the presentation manager or Files app, open the Keynote folder in iCloud Drive, tap Select in the top-right corner, tap the presentation (a tick appears), tap
at the bottom of the screen, then tap Show People.
The participants list appears. Participants can edit the presentation unless you see View Only below their name.
If you’re the owner, tap Share Options to see a summary of the access and permission settings.
To view permission for an individual, tap a name.
Change access for everyone
If you’re the owner of the presentation or if the owner gave you permission to invite others, you can change its access at any time but everyone collaborating on the presentation is affected. Here are the results of changing the setting:
From “People you invite” to “Anyone with the link”: The people you originally invited can still open the presentation, along with anyone else who has the link. They don’t need to sign in with the email address or phone number you used to send the link.
From “Anyone with the link” to “People you invite”: The original link no longer works for anyone. Only people who receive an invitation from you and who sign in with their Apple ID can access the presentation.
Do one of the following:
If the presentation is open: Tap
.If the presentation is closed: In the presentation manager or Files app, open the Keynote folder in iCloud Drive, tap Select in the top-right corner, tap the presentation (a tick appears), tap
at the bottom of the screen, then tap Show People.
Tap Share Options, then tap the access setting you want.
Anyone who has the presentation open when you change the setting sees an alert and if your change causes the person to lose access to the presentation, it closes immediately. Otherwise, the new setting takes effect when they dismiss the alert.
Change permission for everyone
If you’re the owner of a shared presentation with access set to “People you invite” or if the owner gave you permission to add people, you can quickly change everyone’s permission.
Do one of the following:
If the presentation is open: Tap
.If the presentation is closed: In the presentation manager or Files app, open the Keynote folder in iCloud Drive, tap Select in the top-right corner, tap the document (a checkmark appears), tap
at the bottom of the screen, then tap Show People.
Tap Share Options, then tap the permission setting you want.
Anyone who has the presentation open when you change the permission sees an alert. New settings come into effect when they dismiss the alert.
Change permission or remove access for one participant
If you’re the owner of a shared presentation with access set to “People you invite” or if the owner gave you permission to add people, you can change the permission for an individual without affecting the permission of others. You can also remove their access to the presentation.
Note: Participants with permission to add people to the presentation can’t change the permission or access of the owner.
Do one of the following:
If the presentation is open: Tap
.If the presentation is closed: In the presentation manager or Files app, open the Keynote folder in iCloud Drive, tap Select in the top-right corner, tap the presentation (a tick appears), tap
at the bottom of the screen, then tap Show People.
Tap the person’s name, then tap an option.
Anyone who has the presentation open when you change their permission sees an alert. The new setting comes into effect when the alert is dismissed.
If you select Remove Access, the person is asked to close the presentation and it’s removed from their iCloud Drive. Any edits they made to the presentation remain.