Adding Videos

You can add videos to the Landing Page, Result Pages and Result PDF.

Before you start: the way you add a video depends on how your page was built. Pages built with the classic builder use embed code, while pages built with the AI page builder use a video link. Follow the steps below for your type of page.

To add a video you must select the element of the funnel you wish to add a video

Select ‘Landing Page,’ ‘Results,’ or Results PDF depending on where you would like to add a video.

Adding a video in the classic builder

Select to open the landing page or results page.
Under ‘Sections’ select ‘Add a section’

Select ‘Videos’

Choose from a video template and select ‘Add section’
Copy the Embed code and paste it into the ‘Video’ box and then press ‘Save’.

You have the opportunity to customise that section. Each section has different customisation options based on the template.

Adding a video to a page built with the AI page builder

Pages built with the AI page builder use a video link, rather than embed code. Supported links are YouTube, Vimeo, Wistia, or a direct .mp4 link.

Open your page in the editor, and click on the video section to select it.
Click the pen icon to open the Video URL field.
Paste your video link, for example https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VIDEO_ID.
Click Save, then Publish.

Tip: if you see the message “Unsupported video URL,” check that you’ve pasted a link, not embed code (which starts with <iframe).

How to Embed YouTube Shorts

Standard YouTube /shorts/ links won't embed directly. You can use this simple workaround:

Find your Video ID: Copy the unique letters/numbers at the end of your YouTube Short URL (for example, inhttps://youtube.com/shorts/GWkHRl4AdMA , the ID is GWkHRl4AdMA)
Paste the code: Copy the HTML code block below, replace YOUR_VIDEO_ID with your actual ID, and paste it into the Video box under Content:

<iframe width="315" height="560" 
src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/YOUR_VIDEO_ID" 
title="YouTube Short" 
frameborder="0" 
allow="accelerometer; autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture; web-share" 
allowfullscreen>
</iframe>

Note: Setting the width to 315 and height to 560 preserves the vertical portrait dimensions so it displays properly on both desktop and mobile screens.

On pages built with the AI page builder:

When you copy a Short’s link from YouTube, it looks like this:

https://youtube.com/shorts/GWk4Rl4AdMA?si=AbC123xYz

To make it work in ScoreApp, change it into a standard YouTube link, in three small steps:

Replace youtube.com/shorts/ with www.youtube.com/watch?v=
Keep your video ID: GWkH4l4AdMA
Remove anything after the video ID, such as ?si=AbC123xYz

Before: https://youtube.com/shorts/GWk4Rl4AdMA?si=AbC123xYz

After: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GWk4Rl4AdMA

Paste the after link into the Video URL field, then click Save and Publish.

Since Shorts are vertical, you can also ask the AI chat to make the video player vertical, for example: “Change this video player to a vertical (9:16) format to fit a YouTube Short.”

Dynamic Mode - to customise your feedback

Use dynamic mode to really tailor the feedback or CTA that you want to give to each person based on their score tier. If you enable Dynamic content then you can create a video for each low, medium or high tier.

To enable Dynamic Content

Under 'video', toggle 'Enable Dynamic content' on and select if you'd like to link it to the overall score tiers or a particular category score tier.

How to edit

Once you have enabled Dynamic content you can start to customise the content for each tier by editing low, medium or high by selecting each one.

> Note that you will have to select and customise each tier including copy & links.

Add a video to a PDF Report

Select the PDF Report that you want to edit.
Select ‘Add a page’
Click ‘Call to actions’

There is a template on this page where you can add a video.

5. Simply paste the video link into the ‘Image Link’ box and press ‘Save’
You can also select to upload an image.