Once you publish your post, you should see the Facebook video show up at the spot where you added the code:
You should also be able to use this code in modules/elements if you’re using a page builder: Just copy that code and paste it into the Text tab of your WordPress editor. Then click on the “down arrow” icon in the top right corner and choose Embed: To find the iframe embed code, you first need to go to a post including the video you want to embed. This method is quick and doesn’t require any coding knowledge, BUT it doesn’t give you as many options to configure the video, nor does it let you have the video autoplay. Facebook allows you to easily embed videos via a simple iframe. If you’ve ever embedded a YouTube video, this method should be familiar to you. How to Embed Facebook Videos in WordPress the Easy Way After that, you can quickly embed videos AND have them autoplay. The second method requires you to dig into your theme’s code a tiny bit to set it up. The first way is slightly easier, but doesn’t allow you to have your embedded videos autoplay. Now, in this post, I’ll show you two ways to embed Facebook videos in WordPress. I already showed you how to set up Facebook Instant Articles for WordPress. If you want to take advantage of that, you should try to integrate a bit more closely with Facebook. While some of that comes down to Facebook’s especially charitable method of counting views (especially when compared to YouTube), the fact remains that Facebook video is growing rapidly. Facebook jumped from ~1 billion video views per day in 2014 to 8 billion video views per day in 2015. I know for me, even without sound, I find myself getting sucked into videos I would otherwise have no interest in.Īnd guess what? I know I’m not the only one.
If you use Facebook, you know just how attention-grabbing those auto-playing videos in your news feed can be.
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