I hope you can help me with an issue I’m experiencing.
I’m using custom HTML blocks within Funnelish and would like to embed videos that I’ve uploaded to Funnelish. However, when I try to embed them using standard HTML video tags, the videos don’t display—they show up as blank.
When I visit the direct video URLs (like the one below), I’m taken to a “Payment Required” page, which seems to block access:
Example URL: https://videos.funnelish.com/45848/1748248690-36ec3d06-5874-4f6c-bcbf-646e357e50c2.mp4
Even when I try the tokenized version: https://videos.funnelish.com/45848/1748248690-36ec3d06-5874-4f6c-bcbf-646e357e50c2.mp4?token=...
It looks like Funnelish videos are token-restricted and cannot be embedded directly into custom HTML blocks.
My question is:*
How can I properly embed the videos I’ve uploaded to Funnelish into my own HTML, within a Funnelish HTML block?
Thanks for your detailed explanation — and great question!
You’re right: Funnelish videos are token-protected to ensure secure delivery. To successfully embed a Funnelish-hosted video inside a custom HTML block, you must include a valid tokenand the page parameter in the video URL.
Here’s an example of a working HTML embed:
<video controls width="100%" autoplay muted playsinline>
<source src="https://videos.funnelish.com/19578/1744273839-e561ccdc-cee3-4d3c-8225-dbd9237b0b01.mp4?token=1748574827_0x6e65dd74c79ee12ab6625dfbfaa213fe2125831c&page=F_19578_821754_2745882_3168614" type="video/mp4">
Your browser does not support the video tag.
</video>
If you’re using a custom HTML block, make sure:
The video was uploaded to that specific page.
You copy the tokenized URL directly from the video block embed options (or inspect it using dev tools).
You don’t strip out the token or page parameters.
Let us know if you’d like us to generate the correct embed URL for your video — we’re happy to help!
Thanks again for being a longtime user
— Funnelish Support Team