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# Embed videos

UpNote supports many popular video services such as YouTube, Vimeo or Daily Motion. You can easily embed a video in your note editor and play it directly in your note on all your devices.

To embed a video, click or tap the `Embed Video` icon <img src="/files/PuUL3LyPFYpPeGSx0jLc" alt="" data-size="line"> in the formatting bar and enter the video link in the input box.

You will see the preview of the video in the bottom area. On desktop apps, you can use the shortcut **`Cmd/Ctrl`** + **`Shift`** + **`Y`** to show the video embedding modal.

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