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Cloudflare Video Stream

Upload, manage, and embed Cloudflare Stream videos directly from the Flotiq content editor.

What this plugin does

The Cloudflare Stream plugin adds a video embed tool directly to Flotiq's rich text editor. Instead of manually copying embed codes from the Cloudflare dashboard and pasting them into your content, editors can select a Cloudflare Stream video from within Flotiq, adjust playback settings, preview the result, and inject the snippet - all without leaving the editor. The plugin also allows generating snippets from the video's edit page in Flotiq, with a live preview modal where settings can be fine-tuned before embedding. Setup requires a Cloudflare API token, Account ID, and customer subdomain - a one-time configuration by a developer.

Embed videos from the editor

Select a Cloudflare Stream video and inject it into rich text content without touching embed code.

Live preview before embedding

Adjust playback settings and see a real-time preview in a modal before injecting the snippet.

One-time developer setup

Configure your Cloudflare credentials once; editors handle the rest without accessing the Cloudflare dashboard.

Install in Flotiq

Follow these steps to get the plugin running in your Flotiq account.

Go to Plugins in the Flotiq sidebar

Select Plugins from the left sidebar in your Flotiq dashboard.

Enable Cloudflare Video Stream

Click the + icon next to Cloudflare video stream plugin to install and enable it. The UI will reload.

Open plugin settings

Click Manage to open the configuration modal.

Enter your Cloudflare credentials

Paste your API token (Cloudflare API token with Stream permissions) and your Account ID (found in Cloudflare dashboard). Enter your Customer subdomain (your Cloudflare Stream subdomain, e.g. customer-<id>.cloudflarestream.com).

Save and upload videos

Click Save changes. A drag-and-drop video upload widget now appears on configured content type forms - uploads go directly to Cloudflare Stream and the video ID is saved back automatically.