Featured Video for WooCommerce
Bring your products to life with video! This easy-to-use WordPress plugin allows you to add a featured video to any product in your WooCommerce online store. With just a few clicks, you can add featured videos from YouTube, Vimeo, or your own local videos on the product page! Display eye-catching product videos to engage customers and boost conversions. See the difference video can make for your WooCommerce store! Install the Featured Video for WooCommerce plugin right now. Key Features Easily upload and embed a video on WooCommerce single products page Supports videos from multiple sources such as: Self-Hosted, YouTube and Vimeo Supports popular video formats like MP4, and WebM Advanced video player with a whole lot of features! Works seamlessly with variety of WooCommerce product types Fully compatible with all standard WooCommerce themes! NEW: Shortcode support to display product videos everywhere. How to Use This Plugin? Install and activate the plugin. Go to Dashboard Menu > Products > All Products. Find the product you want add video to, and click edit. On the Product data section, a new Featured Video tab has been added so you could select your video. Select the video you want, and enjoy! Using the Shortcode You can display the featured video of any product by using the [wcfv product_id="xxx"] shortcode everywhere. Just replace xxx with the actual product ID.
Protected Video
Gutenberg block and Shortcode for embedding YouTube/Vimeo videos, in a way that prevents users easily accessing the underlying video. This is useful for example when embedding an “unlisted” video as premium course content behind a paywall on your site. Features include: Plyr player used to overlay default player with custom controls Player modifications to always prevent clicking the default player Encodes video ID in HTML to prevent finding it via “View Source” Settings page to e.g. configure the player theme to match your site View Player Demo Note: This only provides a basic level of protection. Technical users may still be able to access the underlying video. This plugin is open source and contributions are welcome on GitHub.
