Video Weibo (Chill) is a video Weibo site launched by the startup Chill, which aims to allow people to communicate and share videos instantly - users can follow users with similar interests through the website and watch the videos they post. Participate in reposting or commenting.

Photobucket is the most popular video production, hosting and sharing website in the United States. Free registered users can store thousands of photos and hours of videos. In addition, users can find the best photos and videos by browsing photobucket's online library of photos and videos.

Girl In Your Shirt is a paid online promotion site for beauties. Companies or individuals can pay $75 to find beauty Jenae through the website for online promotion, and then send Jenae a T-shirt or other clothes. Finally, she will wear the clothes, record a promotional video and upload it to the website.

Metacafe is a famous video sharing website founded in 2003. The content recommended by the website is mainly hand-screened by commentators to recommend "good stuff" and reject piracy. Because of this, Metcafe continues to attract people to upload original videos.

The social video platform (AirTime) is the leading video social service website in the United States. It was co-founded in June 2012 by "Internet Prophets" Sean Parker and Sean Fanning. Users do not need to install any applications. They only need to log in with their Facebook account through the web page to have one-on-one video chats. However, the video targets are not limited to Facebook friends. They can search for nearby or like-minded friends. In addition, users can also watch videos shared on Facebook or videos on YouTube with friends.

University Online Tutorial Network (TED Ed) is a new video learning organization form. It is an open classroom video website that integrates videos, subtitles, and interactive Q&A. It is also the development of TED in the field of education. TED-ED teaching videos are divided into three modules: Series, Subject and YouTube.Series, and each video will have a corresponding video playback area, video introduction, author, course title, knowledge expansion, practice questions, sharing, re-editing, etc.

Smories is an American children's story exchange video website, known as "Kids' YouTube". The website insists on encouraging children to write, tell and share their own stories. Users can click on the avatar grid of any child on the homepage to enter the city where they share their stories through online videos. Additionally, the video comes with subtitles.

Blip is committed to producing excellent online original series, giving viewers free access to a variety of dramas, comedies, arts, sports and other programs. The site's top episodes are hand-selected, so you can easily discover the funniest videos.

Devour is a website that focuses on providing users with high-quality high-definition videos. Here, no video is a waste of your time. Since its inception, Devour has continuously provided users with exciting and dazzling videos with its simple and useful design, and has been favored by the majority of netizens.

Crackle.com is a video website owned by Sony Pictures, which mainly brings together Sony movies and TV shows from YouTube, Hulu, AOL, MySpace and other mobile service providers.

Motionspire is a website that mainly collects CG short films. The short films collected by the website are rich in content, mainly including commercial short films, 3D short films, composite short films, 2D, music videos, visual effects, production specials, titles, etc.

Livestream is an advanced live video website in the United States. It mainly provides free real-time broadcast services for video enthusiasts, celebrities, artists and other groups, mainly including news, games, music, sports and other content. The New York Times, ABC News Network, CBS News Network, Associated Press, IBM, Nike, Oscars and other major brands have established cooperative relationships with Livestream.

Megavideo is a video sharing website launched by Megaupload, a well-known online network hard drive provider. In 2009, Megaupload and Megavideo blocked Hong Kong IPs at the same time, and megavideo.com could not be accessed normally in mainland China; on January 19, 2012, the website was forcibly closed by the FBI in the United States because it contained a large number of copyright infringing files.

Hulu is a famous free genuine film and television Internet website in the United States. It was co-founded by NBC Universal and News Corp in March 2007. The website has signed cooperation agreements with many well-known television stations and film companies in the United States to provide users with video resources through an authorized on-demand model. It is worth noting that the video programs on this website are currently only available to users in the United States.

AOL ON is a free video portal owned by America Online (AOL). Most of the videos on the site come from HuffingtonPost, Engadget, AOL.com, TechCrunch and other sites. At the same time, AOL ON also uses 9 different styles of labels and exquisite picture displays to attract users' attention.

The entertainment video network (Mevio) mainly collects entertainment resources such as videos, music, technology, sports, movies, short films, etc., and provides users with comprehensive information such as video publishing, sharing and search, as well as news, sports, interviews, entertainment and funny videos. In addition, the website also has a large number of high-definition movies, TV series, variety shows, open classes and other film and television resources.

YouTube is the world's leading video podcast website, allowing netizens to upload, watch, and share videos or short videos. It is the most visited video website in the world. The website's slogan is Broadcast Yourself, which has inspired netizens' creative enthusiasm and created many online celebrities.