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Add a photo or video to an exercise

You can add an image, a video or a link to Youtube/Vimeo in a pre-existing exercise or in an exercise that you have created.

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Written by Mathieu Gagné
Updated over a week ago

New exercise

  1. Go to the “Exercise bank” tab or directly to the program where you want to add.

  2. Create an exercise using the button at the top right of the page.**

    1. To add an image:

      • Select the “image” tab.

    2. To add an animation, video, or link to a video:

      • Select the “video” tab.

Note that you can add one item in the “Image” section and another in the “Video” section.

**There may be a delay between when the exercise is created and when it becomes available from your exercise bank.


Modify an existing exercise

  1. Go to the “exercise bank” tab or directly to the program where you want to put a video.

  2. Click on the pencil in the selection to modify the exercise.

    1. To edit an image:

      • Select the “image” tab.

    2. To add/edit a video or a link to a video:

      • Select the “video” tab.


Format accepted


Maximum size

Each image or video file must have a maximum of 200 m.b.

YouTube's links have no size or time limit.


Preview

To preview your exercise in the bank, you need to put an image.

Without image

With an image


Shared exercises

⚠️ Warning! If you are sharing an exercise with your colleagues (My company or My branch), make sure you have put a title in the language they use (or both language).

For example: If you put only the title in English and your colleagues use the software in French, they will not see the exercise.


YouTube/Vimeo

Thanks to a YouTube or Vimeo account, you will be able to add videos with a much larger space limit. By doing so, you will be able to put longer and better quality videos.

Note that at the time of writing this article, YouTube offers a free version.

To limit the visibility of the video to those with access to the link (therefore the exercise in their program), you will have certain options.

To learn more, click here.


Further information

  • To learn how to create a new exercise, click here.

  • To request the addition of an exercise from our partner Physigraphe, click here.

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