Integrations

If it accepts HTML, it already works with DynTube

Most integrations are one embed in a page you already have. For everything else there is an API, webhooks and a written guide—listed here by where you start, with no logo wall and no partner badges, just the document each path ends in.

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The integration most sites need — copy the real code from your dashboard
<iframe
  src="…/embed/video/YOUR_EMBED_KEY"
  allow="autoplay; fullscreen"
  allowfullscreen
  title="Your video title"></iframe>

The short answer

How does DynTube integrate with my website or app?

Three ways. Paste the player’s iframe embed into any page, CMS block or course lesson that accepts HTML. Control the player from JavaScript, React or Vue, or play the stream in a native app. Or automate from your own backend with the REST API and webhooks. Each path below links to the guide that shows how.

Directory

Every path, grouped by where you start

Each entry ends in a page or guide on this site. Pick your starting point.

01 · 4 paths

Websites and CMS

Any page that accepts an HTML embed, including WordPress.

02 · 7 paths

Course platforms

WordPress LMS plugins where lessons accept an embed.

03 · 8 paths

Apps and frameworks

Control the web player from code, or play streams in a native app.

04 · 6 paths

API and automation

Upload, manage and react to events from your own backend.

05 · 3 paths

TV apps

Feeds for Roku and Fire TV, where your plan includes TV apps.

Questions

Integration questions

Do I need a plugin to use DynTube?

No. The player is an iframe embed, so any page, CMS block or course lesson that accepts HTML can show it. WordPress users have more options, described on the WordPress video hosting page.

Are these official partner integrations?

No. Each path uses standard embeds, the DynTube API or webhooks, and the platforms named here are not endorsing DynTube. Every entry links to the page or guide that shows exactly how it works, so you can check before you commit.

Can I upload and manage videos from my own app?

Yes. The REST API covers videos, projects, channels, live streaming and analytics, and webhooks tell your backend when a video is published or a stream starts or stops. Start with the API reference.

My platform is not listed. Will it work?

If the platform lets you paste an HTML embed, it almost certainly will. Test it with one video during the trial. If it needs something deeper, the API and webhooks are the route, and you can contact us with the details.

Paste one embed into the page you already have

Upload a video, copy the embed, and see it play on your own site, course or app before you move anything else.

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