Frustrated by how long it takes to upload videos to other hosting sites? Looking to play TikToks or YouTube videos without having to download them first? Kapwing's free online video player has you covered. You can play multiple different file types with instant drag and drop, or simply pasting in the link. You can also store all your videos, images, GIFs, and audio tracks in one place. Unlike other video hosting websites, you can even edit your video in the same place.
When it’s ready to share, you have the option to download video from the online player to send it to your colleagues, friends, and family. Or, simply add them to your workspace or share a link to your project so they can watch online without having to deal with the files. They can also edit and leave comments for feedback (or just for fun).
Upload your video file or use the convenient drag and drop feature. You can upload multiple types, like MOV, AVI, MP4, and WebM.
Once your video is uploaded, you’re ready to watch. You can even do some editing if you feel so inclined.
You can export your video as an MP4 file or share the link to your project with whoever you like. And there you have it.
Edit videos how you like: add or remove footage, add extras like subtitles, transitions, background music, special effects, and more.
It can be hard to find a video viewer website that meets all your needs swiftly and easily. Skip the hassle and elevate your experience.
Collaborate with your colleagues, family, and friends. They can watch, edit, and share videos easily, all from right inside your workspace.
Kapwing is an online video player for website viewing. No need for third-party video players or downloading and re-uploading and downloading again.
There are several online video players and editors, including Kapwing, that allow you to play multiple types of video formats. With Kapwing, you can play file types like MOV, MP4, WMV, AVI, and more. Just upload your video file and it will be ready to watch.
To play videos on your web browser, you can use the browser itself (as long as it supports video playing) if there’s a play button on the video. If you want to play a file on your device, you can right-click the file and select to play it on a browser. You can also upload the file to an online tool that supports video playing, like Kapwing.
There are several reasons this could be happening. You might have outdated extensions or browser settings, or issues with Flash Player. You might also be trying to watch a video file format that’s not compatible with the player. You can try updating Chrome or further troubleshooting—or you can use a free online video player like Kapwing instead.
If you want to play videos in Chrome without downloading, you can opt for browser extensions or online video players like Vimeo and YouTube that offer streaming capabilities. This way, you can watch them in Chrome (and many other browsers) without the need to download the video files themselves. If you find yourself needing to download a video, you can upload it to Kapwing to watch it.
Kapwing is free to use for teams of any size. We also offer paid plans with additional features, storage, and support.