Video on Card Hover

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The Video on Card Hover cloneable is a great way to add video to your Webflow cards. This cloneable, created by Bryce Tanner, allows you to create customized cards that play video on hover using basic hover interactions. The Video on Card Hover cloneable can be found in the Video, Card, and Hover categories on Webflow. With this cloneable, you can add a professional and interactive element to your Webflow cards, enhancing their overall usability and user experience. If you want to add video to your Webflow cards, the Video on Card Hover cloneable is the perfect solution.

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Here's a way of adding video on hover to your Webflow cards. Using basic hover interactions you can create customized cards that play video on hover over on your Webflow site.

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