Webflow has a 10MB limit for single-file uploads in forms, which makes direct video uploads difficult. You can use third-party solutions to enable larger video file uploads.
1. Use a File Upload Service (e.g., Dropbox, Google Drive)
- Create a shared folder on Dropbox, Google Drive, or OneDrive.
- Generate a file request link so applicants can upload files without needing an account.
- Add the link to your form as a custom field where users can paste the file upload URL.
2. Use Uploadcare or File Uploader Services
- Use Uploadcare, Filestack, or other cloud-based upload services that support large files.
- Embed their upload widget using an
Embed
element in your Webflow form. - Configure storage & automation to collect videos in your cloud account.
- Create an Airtable form and include a file field.
- Embed the form in Webflow or link to it.
- Store uploaded files in Airtable without Webflow's file size limitations.
Summary
Webflow’s 10MB limit for direct file uploads requires a workaround. The best options include using file storage services (Google Drive, Dropbox), integrating third-party file uploaders (Uploadcare, Filestack), or using Airtable forms to collect video files efficiently.