Skip to main content
All CollectionsCustomizing
Customize Media Page
Customize Media Page

Customize how your media page appears for your viewers.

Caroline F avatar
Written by Caroline F
Updated over a month ago

You can set specific customizations for how you’d like your media page to appear when you share it with viewers.

Preview media page

On a paid plan, to customize a media page, click the “Eye” icon in the top right.

Here, you can see a preview of how your media page appears for the public, and choose from a number of customizations.

Customize

There are multiple customization options for your media page, including the player letterbox color, fonts and font size, and choosing whether or not you'd like to display the title, description, and/or transcript. You can also enable audience comments if you'd like.

When making any updates, remember to hit "Save."

Player Letterbox Color

Choose how you’d like the border around your video to display. This can be set to dark, light, or custom. If you select the custom option, you’ll be able to set the background to any color you’d like. To increase accessibility, you can also set the color picker to only show high contrast background colors. You can learn more about accessibility and Wistia here.

Media Page Player Letterbox Color

Fonts

Choose from a number of different page fonts, as well as the title font size (if the title is enabled).

Media Page Fonts and Title Font Size

Title, Description, and Transcript

You can choose to disable or enable the title, description, and/or transcript to display on your media page.

Enable or disable title, description, or transcript

Comments

Under the Comments tab, you can enable audience comments.

Share your media page

Once you’ve set your desired customizations, it’s time to share your media page!

Click “Copy Media Link” to share.

If you’d like to get a full preview of the media page outside of your Wistia account, copy the link into an incognito window, or log out to see exactly what it looks like for your viewers.

Did this answer your question?