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πŸ“€ Upload, link and edit media

In this article:

  1. Tutorial video: Media types, upload and video editor
  2. Supported media formats
  3. Upload media in Warp Studio
  4. Link media to scenes
  5. Video editor


πŸ“Ή  Tutorial video




πŸ’Ύ  Supported formats


For 360˚ videos:

We support MP4 containers with H.264 or H.265 encoded video. For monoscopic video the aspect ratio should be 2:1 equirectangular. For stereoscopic we expect a top-bottom orientation (1:1 aspect ratio). The size limit per video file is 5GB. More information about specifications can be found here.


For flat videos:

We support any file with an MP4 container. Advised aspect ratio is 16:9.


For flat images:

We support both JPG and PNG images.


πŸ’Ώ Uploading


You can use different types of media to create engaging VR scenarios in Warp Studio, such as:

  • 360˚ and 180˚ videos
  • 360˚ and 180˚ images
  • Flat (2D) videos and images, as part of the media panel and elements with tooltips





⚠️ Do not leave the page during uploading, as this will cancel the process.



❗️Important Behaviour Notes


180Β° media

If interactive elements are placed outside the visible 180Β° area, a warning message will be shown.

Immersive photo

  • Auto-transition elements do not work with Immersive photos.
  • All interactive elements appear immediately when the scene starts.
  • There is no timeline slider for images (unlike immersive video).



Once your videos have been uploaded to the Media page, there are two ways to link them to scenes:

  • From the flow editor
  • From the media page


When linking videos from the flow editor, select the scene you wish to link a video to. Next, either click the three dots for the scene dropdown menu and select Link media file, or just click the Media tab in the sidebar directly and then click Link media file.



If you link from the Media page, click on a video and select Add a scene. This will show a dropdown of all the scenes from the scenario flow.



πŸͺ„ Video editor


The video editor is the place to position all elements in the video and edit several other settings. It consists of the following sections:

  • Video area
  • Sidebar
  • Controls

Please visit the video editor article to learn more about each of these sections and their functionalities.

Updated on: 06/02/2026

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