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# Adding a Video from a Vimeo Pro account

## Adding Video from Vimeo Pro Account

With a Vimeo Pro account you can customize the settings, displays, and interactive tools of your video.

Once you are logged into your Vimeo Pro account, click on Embed on the left panel to view all the features you can customize like Logos, Playbar etc.

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If you would like to eliminate the Vimeo branding, you can hide the playbar, turn off Vimeo logo or in Maker's editor set your video to Play in background which turns on loop and turns off sound and controls.

We highly recommend adding a video using Vimeo because it's video player is engineered to make your videos look their best, anywhere. The Vimeo video player will automatically detect which device is requesting your video, along with its connection speed, and then deliver the appropriate version to that person.

## Adding MP4 videos from Vimeo

If you prefer to keep the controls generic, you could consider using MP4s, which you can also grab directly from Vimeo. The size of the file will be larger and it will load slower on mobile devices than using the vimeo player above , so we only recommend doing this if you absolutely want controls of the video to be visible without the Vimeo look and feel.

To grab a link to your MP4 video, click on Distribution on the left panel. You can choose the size of your MP4 video based on your requirements.


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