How to host your videos on systeme.io

Systeme.io makes the process of hosting videos, images, and audio easy and time-saving. We offer unlimited storage for your media, including your videos.

Note: The file size for your videos cannot exceed 2GB. For the fastest loading time, we recommend that you upload videos no larger than 100MB.

How to host your videos

Systeme.io offers several options to share video content on your blogs, funnel pages, and within your courses and memberships.

You can either:

• Add a video using a URL
• Add a video with an embed code or
• Host your videos on systeme.io by uploading the video file to your account.

Let's look at how to upload videos to your account. The example below uses a funnel page, but the process is the same for any type of page in your systeme.io account.

1. Navigate to the page where your video will be shared and click the Edit page option (1).

2. Inside the editor, on the left-hand side, scroll down until you find the Video (2) element option. Drag this element to your page where you want your video to be.

3. Click the video to open the settings section for your video. Then, under the Video type (3)  settings, click the drop-down menu and select Upload file (4).

4. Click on the upload video option, then select the appropriate video file from your device to upload.

5. Wait for the upload to complete, then select the Insert (5) to add it to your page.

6. That's it! Your video is now uploaded to your page and hosted on systeme.io. Click the Save (6) to save your progress.

7. Make sure to adjust your video settings to get the results you want. You can turn on/off autoplay and controls, upload a custom thumbnail, and more.

8. The last step is to save your video and preview it to make sure it works the way you want.

Important: As mentioned, the steps above apply to pages on your blogs, funnels, and inside your courses and memberships. If you have a question about uploading to a specific page, please let us know.

Additionally, consider compressing your videos using a tool like Handbrake to improve their loading speed. Click here to learn how to compress your videos with Handbrake.