You want to use the Calaméo program, but you don't know how to register or create an account, don't worry, it's very simple, this tutorial will teach you step by step how log in, register or create an account at Calaméo for free, it's so simple that it will surprise you.
What is calaméo?
Calaméo is a program that allows you to create interactive online publications such as brochures, magazines, sales catalogs or stories. This site also allows you to save and share these publications, you can also follow the content of other users.
This tool is capable of convert different types of files such as Word, PDF, PowerPoint, Open Office, HTML files, among others, in interactive documents for better reading on the web; You can also create public or private annotations anywhere in the document. To use this fantastic tool, simply register for free on the Calaméo website.
Steps to create a free Calaméo account:
- To access the Calaméo site you have to open your favorite browser and in the address bar write the following URL https://www.calameo.com.
- Within the official Calaméo page you have to go to the banner at the top and look for the option ' Sign up for free '. Once you find the option, click there to start recording.
- On the new page you will see a registration form where you will need to enter your account name (unique name that will identify you within Calaméo), email address and password. If you don't have an email, you can quickly create one in Gmail or Yahoo!
- After completing the form correctly, mark the reCAPTCHA (sometimes a window appears in which you have to do a simple exercise) and accept the terms of use and the privacy policy of Calaméo. To continue with the registration, click on the green button 'Create my free account'.
- Now you need to activate your Calaméo account by accessing the email you entered in the registration form.
- Open the email sent by Calaméo and click on the blue button 'Activate my account' to complete the registration. If you don't see the email, look in your spam or junk folder.
- You will be immediately redirected to a new Calaméo page where you will have to select if the account will be "Personal", “Students” o "Professional", choose the option that best suits your circumstances.
- On the next page you have to adjust the Calaméo notifications according to your preferences; when finished, click OK!
- Calaméo will welcome you indicating that your account has been successfully created, to proceed click on the green button "Go to my dashboard".
- Ready! You can now start uploading posts and reviewing other users' posts.
Steps to register with Calaméo using social networks:
- Follow steps 1 and 2 in the previous section.
- On the new page you will see a registration form and three social network icons, which are Facebook (it's easy to create a Facebook account), Google e LinkedIn ; click on the icon of your choice.
- If you choose Facebook or Google, a pop-up window will appear in which you will need to enter the email address and password you connected to that social network and log in. In the case of LinkedIn, a new tab will open in the browser and you will need to enter your password, email and log in.
- After doing the above, you need to follow a few simple steps to complete the registration, the steps are different in each social network.
- Once registration is complete, you will have yours account Calaméo connected to the social network that you chose.
How to access Calaméo?
- Go to official page of Calaméo https://www.calameo.com.
- Once inside the official Calaméo page, go to the top right corner and click on the option "Connection". If you don't remember your password you can recover it in the 'I forgot my password' option.
- Enter your email and password; then click "Log in to my account".
- If the data entered is correct, you will quickly access your account.
If you have connected your account to a social network such as Facebook, Google or LinkedIn (how to create an account on LinkedIn?), Click on the social network icon and enter the data required to access your Calaméo account.
