NEWMeet the new Video Gallery — YouTube, TikTok, Instagram Reels, Vimeo and Twitch in one widget.

Video Gallery Examples

How businesses use Elfsight Video Gallery for testimonials, shoppable videos, demos, portfolios and UGC — and why each one works.

Video testimonial examples

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Brightpath DentalHealthcare

Patient stories sit right under the booking button — new patients hear from real people before they book.

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Loomcraft StudioB2B SaaS

A testimonial wall on the pricing page answers “will this work for a team like mine?”.

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Shoppable video examples

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Northwind CoffeeE-commerce · Shopify

How-to-brew videos on product pages end with a product card, so viewers buy the exact beans they just watched.

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Peak & Pine OutdoorE-commerce · WooCommerce

Customer TikToks of gear in action — vertical UGC right next to the size chart.

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Product demo video examples

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TaskflowSaaS

Feature demos in a playlist, so prospects jump straight to the part they care about.

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LedgerlyFintech

One two-minute overview on top, short feature clips below.

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Video portfolio website examples

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Mara Lind FilmsVideographer · Squarespace

A Vimeo showcase as a masonry reel — new projects appear without touching the site.

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Studio OakCreative agency

Client work grouped into tabs by service.

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UGC video examples: social video walls

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YouTube channel gallery examples

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Green Fork KitchenFood blog · WordPress

The whole YouTube channel as a recipe grid that updates with every upload.

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Hillcrest Community ChurchNonprofit

Sunday sermons: the latest one plays on top, past services below.

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What the best examples have in common

  • The video sits where the decision happens: next to pricing, the buy button or the sign-up form.
  • Short videos first; longer ones in a playlist below.
  • Vertical UGC stays vertical — no cropping, no black bars.
  • Titles tell visitors what they’ll learn before they click.
  • The gallery updates itself, so it never looks abandoned.

Frequently asked questions

What are good UGC video examples for a website?

Good UGC video examples show real customers using the product — in a carousel on product pages, a wall on the homepage or next to pricing. Below are examples by use case.

Which use cases work best with video on a website?

Testimonials, product demos, shoppable product videos, portfolios, tutorials and UGC walls — anywhere people decide.

Where should I place a video gallery?

Near decisions: homepage hero, pricing, product pages and sign-up forms.

Can I copy one of these examples?

Yes — every example links to the template it uses. Open it, connect your videos and adjust the design.

Build your own in minutes

Pick a layout, connect your videos and see your gallery come to life — then add it to your website for free.
  1. 1. Choose a template
  2. 2. Connect your videos
  3. 3. Add to website