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Your own videos, played by your own site.

A tour of the workshop, a thirty-second introduction, a demonstration. Videos you own can be played from your own website. This section shows them in a grid with covers and plays them in a player with captions, with no third-party service and nothing to consent to.

Works with: Website

On the roadmap. This plugin is planned, not yet in the product. Everything below describes how it will work when it ships, and nothing here is a date.

Video Gallery

Planned

A gallery of videos uploaded to your Media Library, played in an accessible player with captions, without any video service.

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Placed on a page by Max or in Edit mode, styled by your branding.

Upload videos to your Media Library. The platform prepares web-sized versions and a cover for each.

On the roadmap. This page describes how it will work when it ships.

A player that is yours.

  1. Served from your website

    Videos live in your Media Library and are prepared in web-sized versions. Nothing loads from a video service, so there is no consent question and no other logo.

  2. An accessible player

    Play, pause, volume, captions and full screen as labelled buttons, keyboard-operable, with captions from a file you upload or Max drafts.

  3. Covers and a grid

    Each video shows its cover and title. A tap opens it in place or in a lightbox.

  4. Never autoplays with sound

    Videos play when asked. A muted background loop is available for a hero, and it stops for reduced motion.

How it will work.

  1. Upload the videos Add them to your Media Library. The platform prepares them and makes a cover you can change.
  2. Add captions Upload a captions file or let Max draft one for you to check.
  3. Place the gallery Ask Max for a video gallery on a page. On your dev site now, on your domain when you publish.

Good to know

  • Web-sized versions keep the page fast, and the original stays in your Media Library.
  • Captions are part of the accessibility standard every generated site meets. The player is built for them.
  • For long videos or large libraries, YouTube is still the better host, and the YouTube Gallery plugin covers that.

Practical answers before you plan on it.

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When should I use this instead of YouTube?

For short videos you own and want on your site without any third-party service or consent question. For long videos or a large library, YouTube hosting is more practical.

Are captions required?

They are part of the accessibility standard, so yes. Max can draft them for you to check.

Is there a size limit?

The same limits as any file on your website. Short videos are what this is for; the platform reduces them to web sizes.

Play your own videos on your own terms.

Build your website by chatting with AI, then add the videos you own and let your site play them.