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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
PlannedA 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.
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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.
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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.
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Covers and a grid
Each video shows its cover and title. A tap opens it in place or in a lightbox.
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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.
- Upload the videos Add them to your Media Library. The platform prepares them and makes a cover you can change.
- Add captions Upload a captions file or let Max draft one for you to check.
- 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.
Read every answerWhen 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.
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