WordPress plugin

Presto Player Pro

Presto Player Pro adds video playback and access options to WordPress sites. Use it for course lessons, landing pages, marketing videos, testimonials, training materials and other video content.

Presto Player Pro

Presto Player Pro adds video playback and access options to WordPress sites. Use it for course lessons, landing pages, marketing videos, testimonials, training materials and other video content.

Choose a source and delivery method

The player works with HTML5, YouTube and Vimeo, along with other hosts that provide a public video link, including HLS streams. Pro adds deep Bunny.net integration for public and private video, as well as HLS adaptive streaming. HTML5 and YouTube videos can be lazy loaded, and custom poster images set the preview shown before playback.

For private self-hosted videos, access can be limited to logged-in users. Dynamic expiring links are intended to make a private video URL found in page source less useful for direct reuse.

Place the player in a WordPress layout

Add videos through the Media Hub or a native Block Editor block. Presto Player also works with page builders, with dedicated modules for Elementor, Beaver Builder and Divi. Use the shortcode with other builders.

Configure playback for your content

Reusable video presets and branding controls help keep playback consistent across a video library. Pro includes analytics with Google Analytics integration, video chapters and muted autoplay previews. Multilingual captions, custom poster images and a global video hub support publishing and organization.

For courses, LMS learner controls and LearnDash video progression support structured lessons. Kadence, Rank Math and AutomatorWP integrations can connect video with other WordPress processes. Coaches, trainers, businesses, bloggers, real estate professionals, artists and photographers can use the player for demonstrations, testimonials, portfolios and presentations.

Install and add a video

Install Presto Player Pro on a WordPress site, then add a video using the Media Hub, a Block Editor block, a supported page-builder module or the shortcode. Choose the source, configure a preset and branding, then add captions, chapters, analytics or access options as needed.