Sometimes, you may want to update a video that's already been uploaded—perhaps with a higher-quality version or one that includes improvements or corrections. Instead of uploading a new video (which would require re-entering all metadata and updating all links and embed codes), you can completely replace the existing video. This keeps the original metadata intact, and all links and embed codes will automatically point to the updated version. Most analytics data will also carry over, though user drop-off and play percentage metrics will reset.

How to Replace a Video:

1. Click on the video you wish to replace.
2. In the upper-right corner, open the three-dot menu and select Replace.
3. Select the new file you want to upload as the replacement. An upload window will appear, allowing you to continue other tasks while the video uploads—just keep the TwentyThree page open.
4. Alternatively, go to the Download section of the video. Next to the download button, there is an upload button with the same replace function.

Both methods work the same way.

Once the upload and transcoding processes are complete, the updated video will seamlessly take the place of the old one.