Is it possible to embed a .mp4 video from Google Drive to a website using Webflow without using YouTube, Vimeo, or similar hosting sites? If yes, what are the specific steps for doing so?

Yes, it is possible to embed a .mp4 video from Google Drive to a website using Webflow. Below are the steps to do so:

Step 1: Upload the video to Google Drive
First, make sure that you have the .mp4 video file you want to embed saved on your computer. Then, go to Google Drive (drive.google.com) and sign in to your Google account. Click on the "New" button and select "File upload" to upload the .mp4 video file from your computer to Google Drive.

Step 2: Generate a shareable link for the video
Once the video is uploaded to Google Drive, right-click on the video file and select "Get link". In the sharing settings window, click on the "Copy link" button to copy the shareable link for the video.

Step 3: Modify the shareable link
By default, the shareable link generated by Google Drive is in a format that can't be directly embedded on a website. To modify the link, replace the "/view?usp=sharing" part of the URL with "/preview". This modified link will allow the video to be embedded.

Step 4: Add an Embed element in Webflow
Open your Webflow project and navigate to the page where you want to embed the video. Drag and drop an Embed element from the add panel onto the desired section of your page.

Step 5: Insert the modified shareable link
Double-click on the Embed element to open the settings. Next, paste the modified shareable link from Google Drive into the Embed Code field. Webflow will automatically detect that it's a video link and generate the appropriate HTML markup.

Step 6: Adjust the video settings (optional)
Webflow gives you the flexibility to customize the video settings, such as autoplay, loop, and video size. You can adjust these settings by adding attributes to the video embed code. For example, to enable autoplay, add the "autoplay=1" attribute after the video link.

Step 7: Publish your Webflow site
After you have embedded the video and made any desired adjustments, save and publish your Webflow site for the changes to take effect. You can use the Webflow preview mode or view the live site to ensure that the video is displaying correctly.

That's it! By following these steps, you can embed a .mp4 video from Google Drive to your Webflow website without relying on platforms like YouTube or Vimeo.