Trigger Your Video From a Plain Text Link
No button required - a single linked word or phrase can open ReelFlow's video player, the same way a button does.
Trigger Your Video From a Plain Text Link
No button required - a single linked word or phrase can open ReelFlow's video player, the same way a button does.
A sentence can do a button's job
ReelFlow doesn't distinguish between a button and a text link - both are just clickable elements with a link destination. Point a text link's href at the reserved value and clicking it launches the video.
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Turn a line of text into a video trigger
Build
Design interactive paths directly on our intuitive canvas. Start with a proven template or build your own from scratch - just connect the steps and watch your flow come to life.
Create
You don't need a film crew to build trust. Record and upload your videos, and add to your interactive flows in minutes. Need help? Explore our video marketplace or upgrade to our AI Video Stand-In feature.
Launch
Paste our snippet of code into your CMS once and you're good to go. Publish our overlay or inline player, and update them whenever you need via the ReelFlow dashboard, without raising a developer ticket.
Performance
Track engagement patterns and conversion paths, with insights into how visitors navigate your video experiences.
Text link trigger questions
No - any styling is purely visual. It's the link destination that makes a piece of text a trigger.
Yes - both can point to the same reserved value and will open the same video player.
Let a sentence launch the video
Turn a single line of text into a one-click way to open your video player.