Customise your video player with branded controls, layouts, and language options to match your site and audience needs.
Ensure instant brand recognition by customising our player with your logo & brand colours.
A generic video player on your website sends a signal: this content was an afterthought. Branded, customised video players — with your colours, your controls, your layout — send the opposite signal. Braiv's customisable video player gives you full control over the visual presentation of your hosted video content, so every embedded video looks like it was built into your product, not dropped in from a third-party platform.
Customisation That Goes Beyond Colours
Basic player customisation stops at swapping the accent colour and maybe adding a logo. Braiv's player customisation goes further: control the control bar layout, the playback behaviour on page load, the language switcher presentation, thumbnail overlays, and the interaction design for multilingual content. This level of control matters when the video player is part of a product experience — an LMS, a client portal, a branded learning hub — not just a blog embed.
Key capabilities:
- Brand colours, logo, and visual identity applied to all player elements
- Configurable control bar: show/hide controls based on context and use case
- Language switcher styling: customise how audio and subtitle language options are presented
- Autoplay, loop, and thumbnail behaviour configurable per embed
- Responsive design: player adapts to any container width without layout breaking
- No Braiv watermark: white-label presentation for professional and client-facing deployments
Consistency Across Your Entire Video Library
Once you set your player template in Braiv, every video you embed — past, present, and future — automatically uses that template. There's no per-video customisation required and no risk of inconsistent player styling across different parts of your site. For teams managing large video libraries across multiple products or client portals, this template-based approach makes visual consistency a default rather than a manual effort.