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# Creating a video link in the web manager

You can create links to video files and YouTube videos on the Internet, and then load them in a Session. For example, to share a video with other people. You can also configure the link as a 3D or 360 video, so that you don't accidentally load the video in the wrong format.

1. Go to [https://app.engagevr.io/](https://app.engagevr.io), and then log in.
2. From the side menu, select **Media**.
3. On the **Media** page, select **Video Links**.
4. Select **ADD VIDEO LINK**.
5. In the **Add Video Link** window, enter a **Title** and **URL**.
6. **Optional**: Enter a **Description**.
7. **Optional**: If the link is to a 3D video, turn on the **3D video** toggle.
8. **Optional**: If the link is to a 360 video, turn on the **360 video** toggle.
9. Select **SAVE**.

For instructions on how to load a video link in the ENGAGE app, see [Managing video links](/engage/essential-features/sharing-media/managing-video-links.md#loading-a-video-from-a-video-link).


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