The Video widget

An uploaded clip on the stage or an info card — how it fits the space, whether it loops, and what its audio does. Every setting, field by field.

Updated 19 Aug 2026

One video, played from a file you upload — a brand film in the lobby, a safety clip by the lifts. The file lives on the server, so the screen keeps playing it without a network in the room.

Can go on: Main stage · Info cards

Settings

Setting	What it does	When to change it
Video	The clip it plays — the row opens the file page to upload or pick one	Swapping the clip is this one row; everything else stays
Display mode	How the clip meets the space: Crop overflow, Fit to the space or Fill all space	Fit to the space when nothing may be cut off; Fill all space only when stretching is acceptable
When it ends	Play once or Loop — loop is the default	Play once in a scene rotation, so the rotation moves on at the end
Move on after (seconds)	With Loop, how long a scene keeps the stage before the rotation may move on	A looping clip in a scene rotation would otherwise hold the stage
Mute	Silences the clip — on by default	Only where the screen’s speakers should actually be heard
Volume	0–100, once Mute is off	—

In a scene rotation a video is never cut off mid-play: with Play once the rotation moves on when the clip ends, and with Loop it moves on when Move on after (seconds) says so.

What this does not control

The design’s font size. Nothing in a video responds to the type ramp — media widgets ignore it, like the other design-wide settings in Widgets and the places they go.
Several clips in turn. One widget plays one file — a rotation of many is the Playlist widget, or Scenes on the stage.