A Video block puts your video on a page so visitors can watch without leaving your site. Upload a video to Kajabi, embed one from YouTube, Vimeo, or Wistia, or schedule an Event Video that changes before, during, and after an event.
Note: If you added a video to Premier Legacy template pages, see the instructions beginning under Add a Video block to a page with Premier.
Upload a video to a Video block
From the Dashboard, open the Website tab.
Click on Website Pages or Landing Pages.
Click the Title of the page to open it in the page editor or click the Customize icon on the right.
Click the section you want to edit, or create a new section.
In the sidebar, click Add block.
Select Video from the block list. The new Video block is added to the bottom of the section.
In the side panel, click Select video to open the Media Library.
Select Upload a New File or Select a Recent File.
Click Save to keep your changes.
Note: To delete the video, remove the block from your page. Learn how to remove a block.
Customize a Video block
Adjust the block width within the section, choose your video and thumbnail, set the player controls, and change the look and feel of the block.
Select the video and thumbnail
In the side panel, click Video actions, or Add video if you haven't uploaded a video before.
Select Upload a New File or Select a Recent File to choose the video.
Read Video formats supported by Kajabi for accepted formats.
Adding a thumbnail is optional. The thumbnail is the image visitors see before the video plays. To use your own, click Select Image under the video uploader, then select Upload new file or Select recent file. Thumbnails can be GIF, JPG, or PNG files.
Note: If you don't add a thumbnail, the default placeholder image stays as the video's thumbnail. To add a thumbnail to a video in a Course lesson, learn how to upload videos to Course lessons.
Set the video player controls
Choose which controls your visitors get when they watch your video:
Toggle Display controls to display player controls when autoplay is off
Toggle or uncheck Autoplay to play a muted video when the page loads
Toggle Loop Video to replay the video each time it ends
Toggle Play Button to display a play button when autoplay is off, or the volume badge when autoplay is on
Toggle Allow Full Screen to let visitors watch in full screen
Toggle Show Small Play Button to display a small play button in the bottom left corner of the video
Toggle Show Playbar to display a playbar
Toggle Video settings quality control and playback rate
Tip: By default, your primary color in your site's branding setting sets the color of the player controls. Override it by changing the Player accent color in the Video block sidebar editor.
Embed a video from YouTube, Vimeo, or Wistia
Embedding takes a video from an external hosting platform like YouTube, Vimeo, or Wistia and posts it on your page. Visitors watch it on your page without leaving your site.
Add a Video Embed block
From the Dashboard, open the Website tab.
Click on Website Pages or Landing Pages.
Click the Title of the page to open it in the page editor or click the Customize icon on the right.
Click the section you want to edit, or create a new section.
In the sidebar, click Add block.
Select Video Embed.
Find the new Video Embed block at the bottom of the Section.
Paste the video embed code
Open the page editor that contains the Video Embed block.
Click the Video Embed block to open the sidebar editor.
In the sidebar, paste the embed code into the Embed Code field.
Click Save to keep your changes.
Use YouTube Live on a page
YouTube Live streams your video to visitors in real time. Embed the stream in a Video Embed block and visitors watch the broadcast on your page without leaving your site. To add a live chat box next to the stream, learn how to build a live webinar Funnel with a YouTube Live chat box.
Verify your YouTube account for live streaming
Before you go live, confirm that live streaming is enabled on your YouTube account.
Log in to your YouTube account.
Go to your YouTube Studio.
Click Settings in the bottom left corner.
Select Channel.
Click Feature eligibility.
Confirm that your Default features and Features that require phone verification are enabled.
If your features are disabled, learn how to verify your YouTube account in YouTube's support guide.
Create your YouTube Live
In YouTube Studio, click Create.
Select Go Live.
In the Live dashboard, select Stream or Webcam.
Enter a title, set the time and date, and select your audience type.
Click Next to open the streaming preview.
To upload a custom Thumbnail or retake it, hover over the image and select an option.
Copy the YouTube Live embed code
After you finish the Live stream details, click Share.
Click the copy icon next to your video link.
Paste the video link into a new browser tab.
Click Share directly below the video player.
Click Embed.
Click Copy.
Paste the embed code into the code block of your page.
Note: You must allow embedding for your video to play directly from your page. If embedding is turned off, visitors are prompted to open the video in YouTube.
Remove closed captions from a video
Remove closed captions from a video when you need to replace them or no longer want them. Closed captions are stored as a transcript on the video.
From the Dashboard, open the Website tab.
Click Website Pages or Landing Pages.
Click the Title of the page to open it in the page editor or click the Customize icon on the right.
Click the section that contains the video, then click the Video block to open its sidebar editor.
In the sidebar, click Video actions.
Select Closed captions.
Select the Transcriptions tab.
In the transcription list, select the transcript you want to remove.
Open the more options (...) menu next to the transcript list.
Select Delete Transcription.
In the Delete transcript? confirmation, click Delete transcript.
Warning: Deleting a transcript can't be undone. If you created translations or dubs from the transcript, you need to regenerate them.
Add an Event Video
An Event Video is a video that appears on a set date and time. It's most often used to promote and launch pre-recorded webinars.
An Event Video generates four blocks that display on a schedule: before the event, at the event start, during the event, and after it. While you edit, you see all four so you can review the sequence. Visitors see only the block that matches the current time.
See how an Event Video sequence looks to visitors
Tip: To test your own sequence, add an Event Video block to your page and create a new Event in your Marketing tab with a start time close to now. Then click Preview to watch the sequence play.
Add an Event Countdown block
Create an Event in your Marketing tab first, because the Event Video needs an Event to follow. Learn how Events work in Kajabi.
From the Dashboard, open the Website tab.
Click on Website Pages or Landing Pages.
Click the Title of the page to open it in the page editor or click the Customize icon on the right.
Click the section you want to edit, or create a new section.
In the sidebar, click Add block.
Select Event Countdown.
Find the new Event Countdown at the bottom of the Section.
Add the Event Video to the countdown
In the Event Countdown sidebar, click Add Content.
Select Event Video.
Click Edit on the new video player, or use the During Event menu to upload a video.
Click Save to keep your changes.
Customize an Event Video
Choose the Event, then customize each stage of the sequence. Block width, Background, layout, animations, and Time Reveal work as described in Adjust block width, background, layout, and animations below.
Choose the Event
You can only select an Event that already exists in your Marketing tab.
In the Event block editor, open the Event dropdown.
Click Edit your Events below the dropdown.
Customize the Call to Action button
Add and customize the action and appearance of a Call to Action button. Your changes apply to the buttons in the Before Event and After Event blocks. Set the message on each button in that block's own settings.
Customize the Before Event countdown
Edit the text (to fit your language and brand), font size, and color of the Numbers and Labels. Click the Color Wheel to pick a color from your site palette.
To use a custom color, click the color wheel, then enter your RGB color code or use the sliders:
The square box adjusts the brightness and saturation
The horizontal rainbow bar selects the hue
The horizontal gradient bar selects the opacity
Customize the At Event Start message
Customize what visitors see when the Event begins:
Event start heading
Event Start Button Text
Set up the During Event video
Upload the video that plays for the Event, select a thumbnail image, customize the player color, and choose the player controls:
Show Controls On Load: Display the player controls when the video loads
Play button: Display a large play button in the center of the video when it loads
Allow Full Screen: Let visitors expand the video to full screen
Show Small Play Button: Display a small play button in the bottom left corner of the video
Show Playbar: Display a visual timeline of the video
Video Settings: Display settings like quality control and playback rate
Customize the After Event message
Customize the messaging visitors see after the Event Video ends:
After Event Heading: Customize the heading text
After Event Button Text: Customize the button text
After Event Button Action: Choose what happens when visitors click the button
Set the After Event Button Action
As with the Call to Action, choose to:
Lead visitors to a custom Landing Page
Lead to a sale on a Checkout Page
Encourage visitors to download a file
Lead to any web page with a URL link
Open a Two-Step Opt-in Popup
Link to a section of the page
Delay the countdown with Countdown Offset
Countdown Offset delays the end of the countdown by the amount of time you set. For example, if an Event starts at 10:00am and you set the offset to 3 minutes, the countdown timer ends at 10:03am. Registrants can join before the Event officially begins, as the timer shows.
Tip: Leave Offset blank to end the countdown timer at your Event time.
Add video with the Premier legacy template
Note: Premier is a legacy template and may be outdated. The sections above cover pages built with the Website Builder and Kajabi Pages.
In Premier, you add video as a Section from the page editor sidebar. The sections below cover adding a video, embedding a video, and adding a Multi-Video Launch to a Premier page.
Add a Video Section with Premier
From the Dashboard, open the Website tab, then click Pages.
Select the page you want to customize, or create a new page.
Click Customize to open the template editor.
Click + Add Section in the sidebar.
Select Video.
Click Add.
Find the new Section at the bottom of the page.
Click Save to keep your changes.
Select the video for a Premier Video Section
Open the Video Section.
In the sidebar, click Video Actions.
Select Upload a New File or Select a Recent File.
Read Video formats supported by Kajabi for accepted formats.
Select the thumbnail for a Premier Video Section
Upload a thumbnail image to display as the placeholder for your video. If you don't upload one, the image displayed with the Section stays as the thumbnail.
Customize the Video Section heading and subheading
Edit the message displayed above the video.
Turn on Autoplay in a Premier Video Section
Enable Autoplay to start playing the video when the page loads.
Show a call to action at the end of the video
Add a Call to Action when your video ends. Customize the CTA message, background color, and text color. Check Show CTA Message At Video End to turn it on.
Add more video end calls to action
Select Add Video End CTA to include additional calls to action. Advanced settings let you customize the CTA text, action, appearance, and Time Reveal settings.
Change the Premier Video Section appearance
Change the Background and Text Color, adjust the Spacing of the Section, and customize the color of the video player.
Embed a video with Premier
Add a Video Embed Section to a Premier page, then paste in the embed code from YouTube, Vimeo, or Wistia.
From the Dashboard, open the Website tab, then click Pages.
Select the page you want to customize, or create a new page.
Open the page editor for your page. Learn how to open the page editor.
Click + Add Section in the sidebar.
Select Video Embed.
Find the new Video Embed Section at the bottom of the page.
Click Save to keep your changes.
Copy the video embed code for a Premier page
This example copies the embed code for a video hosted on YouTube:
Open the video you want to embed.
Click Share.
Click Embed.
Click Copy.
Paste the video embed code into a Premier page
Click your Video Embed Section to open the editor.
In the sidebar, paste the embed code into the Embed Code field.
Click Save to keep your changes.
Add a Multi-Video Launch with Premier
A Multi-Video Launch displays multiple interactive images so you can design a unique viewing experience. Use it to build anticipation, share teasers, and promote your videos and Products while visitors explore your page.
From the Dashboard, open the Website tab, then click Pages.
Select the page you want to customize, or create a new page.
Open the page editor for your page.
Click + Add Section in the sidebar.
Select Multi Video Launch.
Find the new Section at the bottom of the page.
Click Save to keep your changes.
Note: A Multi-Video Launch displays interactive images that lead visitors to separate pages containing your videos. Set where each image leads with Image Action in the Multi-Video Launch sidebar editor.
Select the Multi-Video Launch image
From the Dashboard, open the Website tab, then click Pages.
Open the page editor for your page.
Click the Multi Video Launch block to open its editor.
In the sidebar, click Select Image.
From the dropdown menu, select Upload a New File or Select a Recent File.
Choose the image you want displayed, then click Save to keep your changes.
Set the Multi-Video Launch image state
Set the image to Clickable, Active, or Locked:
Clickable: The image triggers the Image Action you configured when a visitor clicks it
Active: Visitors can't click the image, but it isn't greyed out
Locked: The image is greyed out and visitors can't click it
Edit the Multi-Video Launch label and title
Label: Customize the text displayed above the Title
Title: Customize the Title immediately above the image
Set the Multi-Video Launch Image Action
An Image Action runs when a visitor clicks the image. Use it to:
Lead visitors to a custom Landing Page
Lead to a sale on a Checkout Page
Encourage visitors to download a file
Lead to any web page with a URL link
Open a Two-Step Opt-in Popup
Link to a section of the page
Choose Open In New Window to open the destination in a new window when visitors click a clickable image.





