Vimeo + Magnolia CMS

What Vimeo offers

Vimeo is a video-sharing platform that provides users with a variety of tools and features to create, share, and discover high-quality video content. It offers a range of services tailored to both individual creators and businesses. For creators, Vimeo provides a platform to showcase their work, whether it's short films, music videos, documentaries, or tutorials. The platform offers advanced customization options, allowing creators to personalize their video player, embed videos on their websites, and control the viewing experience.

Moreover, Vimeo offers powerful video editing tools and collaboration features, enabling creators to edit their videos directly on the platform and collaborate with team members or clients in real-time. These editing tools include features like trim, crop, add text, and apply filters, helping creators enhance their videos without the need for third-party software.

For businesses, Vimeo provides a range of solutions for hosting and distributing video content. This includes options for secure video sharing, customizable video players, and analytics to track viewer engagement and performance. Vimeo also offers tools for monetizing video content through subscription-based models, pay-per-view, or advertising.

Additionally, Vimeo provides support for live streaming, allowing users to broadcast events, webinars, or conferences in real-time. The platform offers robust streaming capabilities with adaptive bitrate technology to ensure a smooth viewing experience across different devices and network conditions.

Overall, Vimeo offers a comprehensive suite of tools and services for creators and businesses to create, share, and monetize video content effectively. Its focus on high-quality video and customization options sets it apart as a preferred platform for professionals and enthusiasts alike.

Embed with iFrame

The easiest way to add a Vimeo Video to your website is by adding the iFrame embed code to a HTML Component. If you don't have an HTML component available, please ask your implementation administrator. They probably removed permissions.

Embed code through custom component

Another option that provides a bit more security is the use of a custom component for video integrations. In this case, you create a custom component that uses an ID from your video platform. This ID selects the specific embed markup. This is particularly useful if you choose to use a custom video player instead of the standard embed code. It is also helpful if you want to integrate privacy solutions before enabling iframes to 3rd-party vendors like Vimeo.