How to add a Video Link to your Website Updated on August 16, 2021 by Brad Markle 1 Minutes, 4 Seconds to Read Adding a video link to your website is very closely related to adding a link to a different webpage. The major difference is you will reference a link to the video on the server and not another webpage. We will start using the same <a href> tag you would use for a link to another page. <a href=”________”>Click Here to Watch the Video</a> This is the basic link structure to link to a video you are storing on your account. You will need to fill in between the “___” with the correct path to the file. If you have a folder in your public_html called “media” and a video you want to link to called “my-video.wmv” then your code would look like this: <a href=”media/my-video.wmv”>Click Here to Watch the Video</a> Now, any visitor that clicks on your link will automatically open the video from within their web browser. This does require that your visitor have a video player that supports the file type of the video installed on their computer. Please check the next article on Embedding a Video Directly into the Webpage. For more information on this course please visit Adding Videos to a Website. Share this Article Related Articles How to Prevent Image Hotlinking with .htaccess Rules How to Edit a Website File on Your Server How to Import a Table Using phpMyAdmin Force HTTPS with the .htaccess File The Complete Guide to cPanel Backups Schedule Social Media Posts With Buffer How to Google Analytics to WordPress Without a Plugin How to Install Jekyll and Launch a New Site FTP Basics for Dedicated Servers What is your default PHP.ini file?