1. Add webinar details

Give a concise title, choose the date, and select a time zone are the first steps in creating a webinar. Create Pn Learn how to add webinar details.

2. Brand your webinar

After creation, customize branding of your webinar, like uploading a background image, setting primary color, and dropping in a webinar logo. Consistent visuals reassure registrants that they are on your property, and the same palette is propagated to confirmation emails. Webinarbranding Pn Learn the basics of branding your webinar.

3. Set up registration

Using the registration page editor, drop in a hero image, set a theme colour, and drag speaker cards into place. Now, navigate to Registration › Form to add or edit form fields and activate conditional logic. Keep the form clean — include only the necessary information: name, email, and a qualifying question. If you have a registration page already created, you can embed the form to your page. Webinarreg Pn Learn how to set up your registration page.

4. Enable engagement tools

Under Engagement, toggle on the features that match your format, for example: Refer to the engagement setup guide to view all options.

5. Send speaker invites

Invite speakers to your webinar. Zuddl provides a backstage magic link so speakers can rehearse in a private green room. You can enable magic link for speakers to directly enter the event/backstage— no accounts or passwords required. Speaker Pn Learn how to invite speakers to your webinar.

6. Automate attendee emails

Under Communications, emails like registration confirmation, reminders, and post-event emails are pre-defined. Edit the copy and branding, then adjust the schedule relative to the webinar start time so that shifts are propagated everywhere. Emails Pn Learn how to set up email communication.

7. Do a dry-run in studio & go-live

Speakers receive the event invitation with a magic link a magic-link invitation. Clicking Go Backstage lands them in Zuddl Studio, where they test the camera, mic, and slides before they hit Broadcast. A countdown timer starts once you stream, giving everyone a constant reference without back-channel chatter.

Learn how to manage your Studio.

8. Publish recording on-demand

When you stop the stream, Zuddl auto-records and saves the file. Visit Recordings, click Publish, and the recording is accessible appears on your registration page for anyone who missed the live slot. Publishing from the same dashboard avoids downloading huge files, re-uploading to third-party video hosts, and updating broken links. Recording Pn Learn how to publish recordings on demand.

9. Connect your CRM

Open Integrations and authorize Salesforce, HubSpot, or Marketo and map form fields. From that moment, every registration, attendance flag, and poll response streams straight into your pipeline tools. Refer to the integration guides.