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VidEmbed

Embed videos in posts, pages and widget areas.

With just one-click, VidEmbed adds video content from various sources including self-hosted video files, YouTube or Vimeo. Customize video embeds and video player styles (like theme and frame colors) for a consistent look site-wide.

Features

  • VidEmbed Shortcode Button — Adds a button to the WYSIWYG editor for quick and easy video embeds to posts, pages or widget content
  • Supports Multiple Video Sources — Add stand-alone videos (flv, mp4 and mov formats), Amazon S3 hosted videos or videos from YouTube and Vimeo
  • Open Source Video Player — In addition to the YouTube and Vimeo Players, VidEmbed includes an open source video player for self-hosted videos
  • Customizable Player Settings — Specify player theme, color options, fonts, frame color and more
  • One-Year Membership Subscription to Premium Support and Product Updates — All iThemes plugins include access to the iThemes Community Support Forum, plus all product updates (including new version/feature additions) throughout the membership year

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FAQ's

Which video formats does VidEmbed support?
VidEmbed supports stand-alone videos (flv, mp4 and mov formats), Amazon S3 hosted videos, or videos from YouTube and Vimeo.
How do I use VidEmbed on my site?
VidEmbed videos can be added to posts or pages from the WordPress content editor or to widgets areas. Check out the VidEmbed codex for step-by-step instructions.
Will my VidEmbed content be visible on iPhone, iPad and other mobile devices?
VidEmbed uses embed links from YouTube, Vimeo and stand-alone videos, so it depends on what video formats the mobile device supports. Most mobile devices support YouTube and Vimeo videos.

Pricing Options

Developer

Ideal for WordPress designers and developers.

unlimited licenses $20

Dev Suite

Developer licensing for all 20 of our plugins.

Including BackupBuddy, Mobile, the DisplayBuddy series and more!

$247

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