Share your video as a link in 1-click.
Link sharing means you give someone a web link to your video. When they click on this link, they can watch the video without having to download it. It's an easy way to share videos without having to worry about large files, and people can watch the video on any device that connects to the internet.
Video link sharing is useful for async conversations with your colleagues but it's also a great way to share videos with your audience e.g. product demos, tutorial videos, community update, etc. Since the video is just a click away, it's convenient for everyone to watch it anytime, anywhere on their devices.
After you've recorded your video in Tella, simply click on the 'Share' button (below the video) to get a unique link to it. You'll notice the link is actually the URL of the view page you're on e.g. https://www.tella.tv/video/xxx/view
To share a video as a link, first, upload your video to a video hosting platform like YouTube, Vimeo, Google Drive, or Dropbox. Once uploaded, the platform will generate a unique link for your video. You can then copy this link and share it via email, messaging apps, or social media. When someone clicks on the link, they'll be taken directly to the video to watch it without needing to download the video file themselves.
The easiest way to share a video is by using a video hosting platform or a cloud storage service. After uploading, you'll get a shareable link to your video.
People use link sharing because it's a simple and efficient way to share videos and other types of content without the need to send large files directly. This method saves storage space for both the sender and the receiver and avoids the limitations often encountered with email attachments or direct file transfers, such as size limits or slow transfer speeds
The best platform to share videos depends on your needs and audience. If you record your own videos, Tella is a great option. For a wide reach and easy accessibility, YouTube is a top choice, offering a vast audience and simple sharing options. For private or business-oriented sharing, Google Drive or Dropbox can be ideal, allowing controlled access and easy integration with other tools.