Reddit has announced that it is launching its own native video player and you can now upload videos to the platform.
Videos of up to 15 minutes in length and 1GB in size can now be uploaded to Reddit and these can be uploaded from mobile and desktop.
If you’ve spent any time on r/HighQualityGifs, r/mealtimevideos, or just about any other Reddit community, you know that videos and gifs represent a major proportion of the content shared on our site. But prior to this launch, content creators had to go through a time-consuming, circuitous process to post videos, using third-party hosting platforms, copying URLs, and sharing them as link posts. This inhibited many users, especially those who capture videos on their phones and want to share them quickly with their favorite subreddits.
With native video, we’ve streamlined this process dramatically, allowing both content creators and commenters to focus on the conversation taking place on Reddit. No third-party uploads, new tabs, or back arrows necessary.
You can find out more details about this new video feature for Reddit over at the company’s website at the link below.
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