Your own markup
Anything you can build in HTML can open over the video without leaving it.
Extend it
Open an HTML modal on video.
Show a form, table, calculator, or other custom HTML panel on top of the player.
What it does
The escape hatch for anything bespoke
When the interaction you need does not exist as a preset, build it and open it in place.
Triggered like any interaction
Fire the modal at a timecode, from a click, or from a specific answer.
Keeps the session intact
The viewer stays in the video, so the reporting stays in one place.
In practice
What people build in a modal
The things a standard interaction cannot quite express.
- Pricing calculators inside a sales walkthrough
- Custom booking or intake forms
- Interactive data tables in a results review
What gets measured
Every use of it is reported
- Reported per viewer
- Each use of this interaction is recorded for the identified viewer.
- Placed to the second
- Attached to the timecode it sits on, so results map to the moment that produced them.
- On video you already have
- The interaction sits on the existing file. The source video stays unchanged.
Related
What teams add next
These combine on one timeline. Most videos use three or four together.
HTML embeds
Embed a form, map, booking widget, dashboard, or other external tool directly in the video experience.
Explore →Branding
Control colors, logo, and player styling so the interactive experience matches your product.
Explore →Calendar embedding
Open a Calendly or HubSpot calendar as an interaction, so the meeting is taken at the moment the buyer decides.
Explore →Capture leads
Ask for contact details before the video starts, at a chosen moment, or after a specific interaction. The viewer stays on the video page.
Explore →Certificates
Generate a certificate when a viewer completes the video and meets its passing score.
Explore →Change time
Send viewers to any timecode from a button, hotspot, or answer. Move forward to skip or back to review.
Explore →Questions
What teams ask about html modal
What can go inside a modal?
Your own HTML, which is why teams use it for calculators, bespoke forms, and embeds that have no preset.
Is it responsive?
The modal scales with the player, so build the contents mobile-first as you would anywhere else.
Try it on one video
Open your own component over a video
Take the tool that currently lives on another page and bring it into the frame.