Video Abstracts

A video abstract is a short, engaging video that summarizes your research article and is published along with it. These videos are freely available on Wiley Online Library (WOL) and perfect for sharing on websites and social media. Video abstracts can improve the accessibility of your research, providing a richer experience for readers.

When you publish in our journals in our journals, you have the option to create a video abstract for your article, or use a vendor to create one.

Video abstracts that meet our guidelines will be uploaded to Brightcove and the article page on Wiley Online Library.


Wiley’s Video Creation Services

Wiley Editing Services offers a Video Abstract and Video Short creation service to help you create a dynamic and accessible promotional video summarizing your article. Our professional video creation services can help expand the reach of your research.


Author-provided video abstracts

If you are interested in providing your own video abstract, it must meet the guidelines below.

Guidelines

  • Videos must be 5 minutes in length or less
  • Articles must be already published in Early View or in an issue
  • Permissions enabled allowing your video file to be downloaded
  • Videos must be submitted as a video file or link to the source video - we cannot accept video links to other platforms, i.e. YouTube links

Author-provided videos that will not be accepted:

  • Authors reading their paper out loud
  • Interviews
  • Adverts
  • Videos that are not linked to a specific article

Subtitles are strongly recommended for accessibility purposes. For guidance on providing captions for your video abstract, please see the following support pages:


Workflow

  • Ensure your video meets the guidelines above - videos that do not meet our guidelines will not be accepted by our team
  • Email the video file or direct URL to the source video (not the webpage) and article link to our team at videoabstracts@wiley.com
  • We will upload the video to Brightcove and publish the video on the Wiley Online Library article page

Questions

For questions about the Video Abstracts program, please contact videoabstracts@wiley.com.