Sharing that fits the conversation
Every video gets a short link that plays instantly. You decide who can watch, what they see under the video, and whose logo is on the page.
- Anyone with the link, team only, or a password
- A button under the video, like “Book a call”
- Embed on any site; rich previews in chat apps
- Your logo and color on Team
Three levels of private
Anyone with the link is right for most videos. Team only asks viewers to sign in to your workspace. Password lets you send a sensitive walkthrough to a client without making them create an account. A workspace default means nobody has to remember.
Embeds and link previews
A link pasted into Slack, Teams, Notion or Linear shows the title and thumbnail. The embed code puts the player in docs, a help center or a website, and embeds respect the video's privacy setting. Bujua also supports oEmbed for tools that use it.
<iframe src="https://bujua.com/embed/k3X9fQ"
width="640" height="360" allow="fullscreen; picture-in-picture"
title="Why tax was off by a cent on big carts"></iframe>A share page with your own brand
On Team, share pages carry your logo and brand color instead of ours, and the Bujua badge comes off. On Pro, add a call-to-action button under any video that opens a link of your choice.
The details
- Privacy
- Anyone with the link and team only on every plan. Password protection on Pro and Team.
- Call to action
- A labelled button under the video on Pro and Team.
- Branding
- Your logo and color, and no badge, on Team.
- Downloads
- Off by default for viewers; owners can always download the original.
- Embeds
- An iframe player for any site, plus oEmbed.
Sharing: common questions
Something missing? Questions sent through the contact page get an answer within a working day.
Can people find my videos through search engines?
No. Share pages tell search engines not to index them, and links use random IDs that cannot be guessed.
Can I change who can watch after sharing?
Yes. Privacy changes apply immediately to the existing link.
Do viewers need an account for password-protected videos?
No. They enter the password once in that browser.
Your next explanation could be a two minute video.
The first one needs no account and no install, and the link is ready when recording stops.