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Publishing makes your annotated video shareable via a unique link. Before publishing, your video is only visible to you in your dashboard. Once published, anyone with the link can view your video and its annotations.

The yellow lines on the timeline represent the start and end points of your annotations. They mark when each annotation appears and disappears during video playback, helping you fine-tune the timing of your content.

Images uploaded as annotations can be up to 5 MB. Supported formats include JPEG, PNG, GIF, and WebP. Images are automatically optimized for fast loading.

Webcam recordings for annotations can be up to 2 minutes long. This applies to both audio-only and video recordings added as annotations.

Yes! You can watch our demo video for a quick overview of Timelinely, or contact us to schedule a personalized walkthrough for your team.

Yes, Timelinely is completely free to use. Create an account and start annotating videos right away — no credit card required.

Yes! You can add interactive poll and quiz annotations to your videos. These are great for engaging your audience, testing knowledge, or gathering feedback.

By default, your annotations are private and only visible to you until you publish your video. Once published, anyone with the shareable link can view the annotations.

View analytics are available for embedded videos. When your video is embedded on an external website, Timelinely tracks play counts so you can see how your content is performing.

Currently, Timelinely works with YouTube videos. To use a video from Google Drive, upload it to YouTube first (you can set it as unlisted for privacy), then paste the YouTube URL into Timelinely.

To delete your account, go to your Settings page and use the account deletion option. If you need assistance, feel free to contact us.

We don't currently offer a Chrome extension, but Timelinely works great directly in your browser. Simply visit timelinely.com to get started.

Currently, Timelinely supports YouTube videos. We are exploring support for additional video platforms in the future.

Currently, each video can be edited by the account that created it. Collaborative editing with multiple users is not yet available, but it's something we're considering for future updates.