Webinars
A broadcast that looks like television: with recording, chat and analytics.
PAPAI LIVE is a platform for webinars and live streams: build your frame from cameras, screen and slides, go on air, and record it. And when you just need to talk, a browser video call is one button away, with no separate apps.
Runs in the browser · no OBS, no editing
Drag a tile or switch the layout right here
Drag a tile — it snaps to the grid
One platform for webinars, live streams, and team video calls.
Drag tiles, switch the layout in one click, crop every source. The frame comes together live, on air, with no OBS and no editing afterwards.
Move cameras, screen and slides across a 16:9 board. Where you take the cursor, the frame follows, and the layout shifts as you go.
Tiles snap to guides and edges. Even spacing without a ruler or nudging pixels.
Auto-layout follows each source’s proportions: portrait, landscape and slides all sit cleanly.
Fit or fill the frame per tile and reorder the layers: foreground, background, or over the presentation.
Cameras, screen share, PPTX and PDF decks, images. Add any source to the frame with one button, and the studio handles conversion and output for you.
Publish several cameras at once and cut to any of them in frame.
Your screen or a speaker’s drops into the frame like any other tile.
Upload a .pptx and the studio renders it to PDF slides on the server.
Stingers, plates, lower-thirds: add images to the frame as you go.
Caption any source and draw over it live, right in the broadcast.
Pen, shapes and a laser pointer work over your camera, a slide, or a blank board. Everything you draw reaches viewers the same second.
Freehand brush, lines, arrows, rectangles and ellipses. Stroke weight is adjustable.
Orange, red, yellow, green, blue, white and black. A fixed palette that keeps the frame clean.
A red dot trails your cursor and every viewer sees it, yet it leaves nothing on the canvas.
Draw straight across PDF and PPTX pages without leaving the presentation.
Every stroke reaches every viewer in real time.
One button in the dashboard creates a room. Share the short link and people join right in the browser. Nothing to install, and it is the same calls inside the same platform where your webinars live.
No accounts, no apps — just a browser
A button in the dashboard opens a room in a fraction of a second. No scheduling, no setup.
Every call gets a tidy link you can drop into any chat.
live.papaisoft.com/c/xxxxxx Browser only. Guests need no accounts, plugins or downloads — open the link and you are in.
A live broadcast runs on the back-and-forth with your audience. Chat, raised hands, a viewer count and a floating thumbnail hold attention while the stage stays under your control — and all of it lands in one recording.
Hi everyone! Going live in a minute 👋
Audio is great, picture is crisp
Egress records the final frame — every tile, slide and annotation — as one file, ready to publish.
Real-time messages, colour-coded by role: admin, speaker, guest. Pin, reply, moderate.
A viewer raises a hand and one click brings them on air as a speaker. The stage stays yours.
See in real time exactly how many people are in the room right now.
From an empty room to a recorded webinar — no OBS, no editing.
Schedule a broadcast or start a quick call with one button. The room and a short link are ready right away.
Arrange tiles on the canvas, add cameras, screen share, PPTX/PDF slides and images.
Hit start — viewers see the frame you built while the composite recording runs itself.
One studio covers both the big broadcast and the quick team call.
A broadcast that looks like television: with recording, chat and analytics.
Lessons with slides, annotations and students raising their hands.
Screen and camera in a single frame — guide the viewer’s attention.
Conferences and events with several speakers sharing the stage.
Click, room, short link — everyone is in. No separate app.
Live Q&As: moderate questions and bring viewers on air as you go.
Webinar platforms are good for broadcasts but not quick calls. Call tools are the exact opposite. PAPAI LIVE covers both, and adds a studio for composing the frame.
| Capability | PAPAI LIVE Studio + calls | Webinar platforms Webinar-only | Call tools Google Meet |
|---|---|---|---|
| In-studio frame composition | Included | No / partial | No / partial |
| Multi-camera and multiple sources | Included | No / partial | No / partial |
| PPTX/PDF slides + annotations | Included | Included | No / partial |
| Broadcast recording | Included | Included | No / partial |
| Instant calls, no scheduling | Included | No / partial | Included |
| Short room links | Included | No / partial | Included |
| Self-hosted (on your own server) | Included | No / partial | No / partial |
| Webinars and calls in one tool | Included | No / partial | No / partial |
Compared against typical category capabilities, not specific releases.
Still unsure about something? Reach out — a human will get back to you.
No. Broadcasts and calls open straight in the browser from a link — on desktop and mobile. No plugins, extensions or apps: viewers click and they are in the room.
Yes. One click in the dashboard spins up a room and a short link like live.papaisoft.com/c/ab12cd — share it and people join. It is a regular browser video call, just inside the same studio where you run your webinars.
Yes. The broadcast is recorded compositely — the exact frame your viewers saw, with every layout, slide and annotation. The finished recording opens from a public player link.
Upload a PPTX or PDF and the platform converts it and shows the slides as a first-class source in the frame. You can draw over them with a pen, shapes and a laser pointer in real time.
A broadcast holds several active speakers on stage plus viewers beyond that; a quick call keeps a small team in one frame. In the cloud the ceiling is set by your plan; self-hosted, it is set by your own servers.
By default PAPAI LIVE runs in the cloud: video, recordings and metadata sit on our servers, with access governed by your plan. If your data policy needs an isolated setup, the platform can be deployed self-hosted on your own infrastructure — get in touch.
No. The frame is built right in the browser: drag tiles, switch layouts, crop sources in one click. No external software and no post-production — it all happens live.
Yes. Connect multiple cameras, screen share, images and presentations at once, and direct which source shows where at any moment.
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