Presto Player
Turn ordinary videos into a polished, branded viewing experience. Build customizable video experiences for your WordPress website Presto Player is a WordPress video player that helps you add fast, on-brand video to your site — built natively for the Block Editor and every major page builder. Use it for course lessons, landing pages, marketing videos, and customer testimonials — anywhere you want clean, on-brand playback you control. Presto Player is built for: Marketers Online course creators Coaches / trainers Bloggers eCommerce store owners Niche sites Businesses Local businesses Startups Personal brands Real estate agents Artists & photographers Any website with video Presto Player is built on WordPress, an open platform you fully control. Features Built specifically for the Block Editor. Works with all page builders Custom Elementor & Beaver Builder modules. Multiple video presets. HTML5, YouTube and Vimeo video support. LMS Learner controls. LearnDash Video Progression Multilingual Captions. Player branding. Custom poster images. Lazy load HTML5 and YouTube video for better performance. Kadence Theme Integration RankMath Integration AutomatorWP Integration Global video hub. Pro Features Secure, self-hosted private video for logged-in users. Public and private video via Bunny.net. HLS Adaptive Streaming. Video analytics. Google analytics integration. Muted autoplay preview Video chapters. Custom video presets. Bunny.net integration. Why Presto Player? Free to start — Presto Player is free, so you can add video to your site without a monthly subscription. Open and WordPress-native — Presto Player is built on top of WordPress, so your player settings, content, and data live in your own site. You own your data — Your videos and viewer data stay on your domain and under your control. Join the Presto Player community Join our Facebook group to learn how other Presto Player users grow their businesses and to get early news on upcoming features. Terms And Conditions | Privacy Policy External services Presto Player can connect to the third-party services below. Each connection, the data that is sent, and when it happens are described here. YouTube and Vimeo (only when you embed their videos): Embedding a YouTube or Vimeo video loads that video from the service in the visitor’s browser, which sends the visitor’s IP address and playback interactions to that service. This only happens for videos you choose to embed. YouTube: Terms of Service and Privacy Policy Vimeo: Terms of Service and Privacy Policy Usage tracking (opt-in, disabled by default): If you explicitly opt in, the plugin periodically sends non-sensitive environment data — such as PHP and WordPress versions, active plugins and theme, site locale, and which plugin features are used — to Brainstorm Force to help improve the product. It is off until you give consent, and you can opt out at any time. Usage tracking details and Privacy Policy Feedback survey (optional): The plugin may show an in-dashboard NPS feedback survey. If you choose to submit it, your rating and optional comment are sent to Brainstorm Force. Privacy Policy License activation (Presto Player Pro only): If you use Presto Player Pro, activating or validating your license contacts the Presto Player account server to verify the license key for your site URL. Terms of Service and Privacy Policy
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HTML5 Video Player for WordPress
A video plugin for WordPress built on the Video.js HTML5 video player library. Updated for Videojs 5.0+ with a more beautifull skin. Embed HTML5, Flash video in your post or page. Play HTML5, FLV, HLS, m3u8, mp4, Youtube, Dailymotion, Vimeo. Compatible with the WordPress core [video] shortcode and work with the WordPress insert media button. Videojs didn’t update their Videojs to 5.0+ for WordPress and i decided to do it and share it on the WordPress plugins page. View videojs.com for additional information. Use the [videojs] shortcode in your post or page using the following options. Can use the WordPress default [video] shortcode. Compatible with the old Videojs version. NEW HLS (HTTP Live Streaming) Live Streaming Video m3u8 (Pro Version). Skin Builder – Generate your own skin or choose bettween prebuild skins (Pro Version). Using video Shortcodes Using video Shortcodes Video Pro – Skin builder Build your own skin with Video Pro, Allo you to create your own skin or use the prebuild demos skins to start and help you creating you own skin. Now play HLS (HTTP Live Streaming) like m3u8 streaming video HLS (HTTP Live Streaming) m3u8 Demo: Video Pro skin builder hls demo (m3u8) more infos at: Video Pro skin builder. Demo: Video Pro skin builder demo Demo Video Pro Video Shortcode Options mp4 The location of the h.264/MP4 source for the video. [videojs mp4="http://vjs.zencdn.net/v/oceans.mp4"] ogg The location of the Theora/Ogg source for the video. [videojs ogg="http://vjs.zencdn.net/v/oceans.ogg"] webm The location of the VP8/WebM source for the video. [videojs webm="http://vjs.zencdn.net/v/oceans.webm"] Flash FLV The location of the FLASH/FLV source for the video. [videojs fvl="http://www.sample-videos.com/video/flv/480/big_buck_bunny_480p_10mb.flv"] youtube The location of the YouTube source for the video. [videojs youtube="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mcixldqDIEQ"] poster The location of the poster frame for the video. [videojs poster="http://vjs.zencdn.net/v/oceans.png"] width The width of the video. [videojs width="640"] height The height of the video. [videojs height="264"] preload Start loading the video as soon as possible, before the user clicks play. Use ‘auto’, ‘metadata’, or ‘none’. Auto will preload when the browser or device allows it. Metadata will load only the meta data of the video. [videojs preload="auto"] autoplay Start playing the video as soon as it’s ready. Use ‘true’ or ‘false’. [videojs autoplay="true"] loop Causes the video to start over as soon as it ends. Use ‘true’ or ‘false’. [videojs loop="true"] controls Use ‘false’ to hide the player controls. [videojs controls="false"] muted Use ‘true’ to initially mute video. [videojs muted="true"] id Add a custom ID to your video player. [videojs id="movie-id"] class Add a custom class to your player. Use full for floating the video player using ‘alignleft’ or ‘alignright’. [videojs class="alignright"] Tracks Text Tracks are a function of HTML5 video for providing time triggered text to the viewer. To use tracks use the [track] shortcode inside of the [video] shortcode. You can set values for the kind, src, srclang, label, and default attributes. More information is available in the Video.js Documentation. [videojs][track kind="captions" src="http://vjs.zencdn.net/v/oceans-captions.vtt" srclang="en" label="English" default="true"][/videojs] All Attributes Example [videojs mp4="http://vjs.zencdn.net/v/oceans.mp4" ogg="http://vjs.zencdn.net/v/oceans.ogv" webm="http://vjs.zencdn.net/v/oceans.webm" poster="http://vjs.zencdn.net/v/oceans.png" preload="auto" autoplay="true" width="640" height="264" id="movie-id" class="alignleft" controls="false" muted="true"][track kind="captions" src="http://example.com/path/to/captions.vtt" srclang="en" label="English" default="true"][/videojs] Compatible with WordPress core video shortcode The location of the h.264/MP4 source for the video. [video mp4="http://vjs.zencdn.net/v/oceans.mp4"] Video.js Settings Screen -------------------------- The values set here will be the default values for all videos, unless you specify differently in the shortcode. Uncheck “Use CDN hosted version?” if you want to use a self-hosted copy of Video.js instead of the CDN hosted version. Using the CDN hosted version is preferable in most situations. If you are using a responsive WordPress theme, you may want to check the Responsive Video checkbox. Uncheck the Use the [video] shortcode? option only if you are using WordPress 3.6+ and wish to use the [video] tag for MediaElement.js. You will still be able to use the [videojs] tag to embed videos using Video.js.