How to Embed Face-Verified Video Snippets on Your Website
Choose the video’s job on the page
Humanly describes two embed uses: Watch on Humanly showcases a collection you have recorded, while Share on Humanly invites a face-verified reply on a page. The product page presents the process as pasting a URL and copying a snippet; choose the use that matches what your page asks visitors to do.
Before generating the embed, open this public Humanly video page to inspect the viewer-facing format and decide how much written context the video needs on your site.
A founder introduction beside an About-page biography, for example, has a different job from an invitation to respond to a question. In the first case, the video adds a visible speaker to written context. In the second, the page needs a clear prompt so visitors know what a reply should address.
Write the surrounding text first. A short heading and one sentence explaining why the video is there will do more for comprehension than placing an unexplained player halfway through an article.
Prepare the Humanly content and its URL
Record or select the Humanly that belongs beside that text. Humanly’s feature overview describes short videos associated, with high probability, with the enrolled user’s face signature; collections are relevant when you want to present more than an isolated statement.
Check that the speaker and subject fit the page. A personal introduction should not appear to endorse every claim on a product page merely because it sits nearby. Keep factual specifications, terms, and other checkable details in readable page copy.
Copy the URL for the video or collection you intend to show. Before moving to the embed tool, open that URL yourself and confirm it leads to the intended content. This is a review step for the publisher, not a claim that Humanly checks the accuracy of anything the speaker says.
Generate and place the snippet
Open the Humanly embed page, select the appropriate embed use, paste the content URL, and copy the snippet it provides. Use the site editor’s custom-code or embed area where you want the video experience to appear.
If your site uses React, the linked embed page opens its React tab; use the instructions shown there rather than translating a snippet from memory.
Place the embed immediately after the text that introduces it. This keeps the relationship between the written claim and the person speaking visible, particularly when the same page contains several products, people, or stories.
Do not replace the page’s written explanation with the video. Visitors should be able to understand the central point without playing it, and the video should make a particular person’s contribution easier to recognize.
Check the published page as a visitor would
Preview the page, then check the published version. Confirm that the intended Humanly appears, that the surrounding copy identifies its purpose, and that the layout remains readable at narrow and wide screen widths. Follow the link or interaction offered by the embed to see whether it takes visitors where your text says it will.
If you revise the page, repeat that check. A snippet can remain in place while the adjacent copy changes, leaving an introduction that no longer matches the video.
For a page where the visitor needs a direct link rather than an embedded experience, Humanly also describes shareable links. Choose that route when the video must travel with a message; use an embed when its position beside other website content matters. The [embed instructions](https://thehumanlyapp.com/embed?
tab=react) are the place to obtain the actual snippet for your site.
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