Plugin info

Total downloads: 492
Active installs: 0
Total reviews: 0
Average rating: 0
Support threads opened: 0
Support threads resolved: 0 (0%)
Available in: 1 language(s)
Contributors: 4
Last updated: 10/10/2025 (81 days ago)
Added to WordPress: 10/7/2024 (1 years old)
Minimum WordPress version: 4.2
Tested up to WordPress version: 6.2.8
Minimum PHP version: 7.3

Maintenance & Compatibility

Maintenance score

Actively maintained • Last updated 81 days ago

59/100

Is Vimeify abandoned?

Likely maintained (last update 81 days ago).

Compatibility

Requires WordPress: 4.2
Tested up to: 6.2.8
Requires PHP: 7.3

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Video Uploads for Vimeo
Rating 5.0/5 (6 reviews)Active installs 100

Description

This plugin connects your WordPress site with Vimeo through their official API, allowing seamless video uploads directly from the WordPress admin area or supported front-end forms.

Note: This plugin is not affiliated with Vimeo. It uses the official Vimeo Developer API to enable uploads and management of videos from your WordPress site.

Ideal For

  • Streamlining your workflow: Upload videos without logging into Vimeo.
  • Multi-author environments: Avoid sharing Vimeo credentials.
  • Accepting front-end video uploads via forms like WPForms or Gravity Forms (PRO version).

How It Works

  1. Register an app at the Vimeo Developer Portal: https://developer.vimeo.com/
  2. Generate the necessary API credentials.
  3. Enter them in the plugin settings under Settings > Vimeo.
  4. Start uploading videos from Media > Vimeo or directly in post editors.

Documentation: https://vimeify.com/documentation/

Core Features

  • Upload videos from the Media Library, Gutenberg, or Classic editor.
  • Responsive embeds across both editor types.
  • Embed Uploaded videos table in Gutenberg, Bricks and Elementor or via shortcode [vimeify_videos_table]
  • Dedicated admin pages under Vimeify tab in WordPress admin.
  • Shortcode support: [vimeify_video id=”vimeo_id”]
  • Automatic metadata sync and deleted video cleanup via WP cron.
  • Permissions respected: only users with upload_files or manage_options can access upload screens and settings.

Premium Features

Unlock advanced functionality including:

  • Front-end Uploads via WPForms and Gravity Forms (with chunked upload and progress bar)
  • ACF Field Support to link Uploaded videos to post meta
  • Privacy Controls for embedding and view permissions
  • Folder & Embed Preset Management
  • Bulk Tools for uploading, editing, and deleting videos
  • Video Search inside Gutenberg and Classic editors
  • Dedicated Support and automatic PRO updates

Get the Premium Version: https://vimeify.com/buy

Plugin Installation

  1. Download from WordPress.org.
  2. Upload via Plugins > Add New > Upload Plugin.
  3. Configure credentials under Settings > Vimeo.
  4. Start uploading under Media > Vimeo.

API Setup

  1. Visit Vimeo Developer Portal: https://developer.vimeo.com/ and create an app.
  2. Copy your Client ID and Client Secret.
  3. Generate an Authenticated Access Token with the following scopes:
    public, private, upload, edit, delete, create, interact, video_files
  4. Enter these credentials under Settings > Vimeo in WordPress.

Installation

Plugin Installation

  • Download the plugin from the WordPress.org repository
  • Go to your WordPress Dashboard, navigate to Plugins > Add Plugin and upload the zip file you downloaded.
  • Set up your preferences and API credentials from Settings > Vimeo
  • Upload videos from Media > Vimeo or the editor

Plugin Configuration

  • Go to Vimeo Developer Portal sign up and “Create App”
  • Navigate to My Apps in developer portal, click the app you created
  • You need to obtain the following keys and save them in the “Settings > Vimeo” page:
  • Client ID: Copy the code from “Client Identifier”
  • Client Secret: Copy the code that is shown in the “Client Secrets” area
  • Access Token: Click “Generate an access token”, select “Authenticated” and select the following scopes: “Public, Private, Edit, Upload, Delete, Create, Interact, Video Files”
  • Done, make sure you saved those in Vimeo settings page and try to upload your first video.

If you have any question feel free to get in touch

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can I use this without API credentials?
A: No. You must enter a valid Client ID, Client Secret, and Access Token with the required scopes.

Q: What API scopes are required?
A: At minimum: public, private, upload, edit, delete, create, interact, video_files

Q: Do I need to configure my hosting for large uploads?
A: No. Uploads are streamed from the browser to Vimeo via the TUS protocol, bypassing server-side limits.

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Changelog

For full changelog history and PRO-specific notes, see the “Changelog” section in the plugin file or repository.