Every finished film in Knotflix can mint a public embed link — direct MP4, HLS, and poster URLs you drop into your own site. It is separate from the couple’s private gallery, and you can kill it any time.
Embed links are per-film and off by default. Turning one on publishes a public streaming copy of that single film — the couple’s gallery link stays private, and nothing about their access changes. We use this ourselves to put highlight films on the Red Bank Studio site without touching the delivery side.
Disable the embed from the same modal and the URLs stop working immediately — everywhere the film is embedded goes dark. If a couple or a venue asks you to take a film off the web, it is one click, not an email to a web developer.
Re-enabling later mints a new URL, not the old one back. So after turning an embed back on, paste the fresh snippet into your site.
One thing to know: embed plays are served straight from the streaming CDN, so they do not show up in your Knotflix gallery view stats.
No. The embed is a separate public copy of that one film. The couple’s gallery keeps its own private link, and their access and hosting status are completely unaffected by turning an embed on or off.
The embed was disabled at some point — and re-enabling always generates a new URL rather than reviving the old one. Open the Embed modal on the film card, make sure it is on, and copy the current URLs into your site.
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