> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.circlehd.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.circlehd.com/videos/how-to-upload-a-video.md).

# How to upload a Video?

**1-** Click on the “**Upload**” button in the top right.

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**2-** It will take you to the Upload page.

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**3-** Click on the "**+ Add Files**" button and select any video, PPT or PDF files, drop multiple files to upload together. 

**4-** The upload process will start as soon as you add the files.

**5-** Once uploading is complete, the below file details form will appear.

![](/files/-MN7VlFUhBH-3UJPdODL)

**6-** Enter the details for the uploaded Video or Content file (PDF, PPT). You can assign this directly to a Channel or keep it in Draft (Private) Channel if this needs to go through revisions. 

**7-** Add Tags, Description and Channel if applicable. Click on the "**Save**" button to save all your changes. 

**8-** The uploaded videos will be listed in "**My Uploads**" page.

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### **Mobile**

**1**- Touch on upload icon on the Home Page.

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**2-** Now there are two options are availble to upload the file.

**a- Record a Video -** It starts the camera of the device. Now user can record the activity performed on the device and it can be uploaded as a media in the user's account.

**b- Choose from Library -** Alternatively user can select and upload the file which is already saved in the device.

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