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How do I add images and videos to my project page?
How do I add images and videos to my project page?

Do I need a video to launch a project?

Updated over a week ago

Adding the visual element to your project page can really help to promote your idea and generate supporter interest. You can upload an eye-catching image to the top of your page or a short video that tells the story of your project.

First, log into your account, go to 'my projects' then select the 'project page' tab.

Next, you'll see the option to add an image. Make sure it's a good quality JPG or PNG file, and high resolution too – at least 1600 x 900 pixels but no larger than 2Mb.

Just below this option, there's a box for you to add a YouTube or Vimeo link. Remember to keep the video short and concise – supporters just want to know about you and your idea, so recording it on your phone is good enough.

πŸ—’οΈ Please note: YouTube shorts are in the same format as TikTok or Instagram videos and are not compatible with our website. Please upload your video to regular YouTube to get a link that will work on your project page.

Please note: If you add a video to your page it will display instead of your main header image, not as well as. The image will however be visible in your project thumbnail (example below).

CAN I ADD MORE THAN ONE IMAGE OR VIDEO?

Yes, you can! Scroll down to the 'tell your story' section and you'll see two icons that allow you to embed further images and videos into your project page copy.

Here's what you will see if you want to add an image:

And here's what you will see if you want to add a link to video:

DO I HAVE TO ADD A VIDEO BEFORE I CAN LAUNCH MY PROJECT?

No, it is not mandatory to have a video! However, we do recommend adding one to help bring your project story to life. A large number of supporters will be more likely to watch a video than read the text on your page, so a compelling visual can really contribute to the success of your project. What's more, it's an opportunity for your audience to see the people behind the project.

You can visit our guides for more advice on how to make a great project video.

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