YouTube: Extensive content diversity, large user base.

Facebook: Video uploads for profiles, pages, and groups; includes live streaming.

Instagram: Offers videos, stories, reels, and IGTV.

Twitter / X: Supports video uploads and live streaming.

Reddit: Video uploads available in various subreddits.

LinkedIn: Used for professional video content and webinars.

TikTok: Short, engaging videos with a large audience.

Snapchat: Stories, snaps, and Spotlight for video sharing.

Pinterest: Supports video pins, with a visual focus.

Clash (formerly Byte): Short video sharing, unique content creation.

Triller: Music video creation, TikTok-like experience.

Likee: Short video creation similar to TikTok.

Drops: Platform for short-form content aimed at creators.

Twitch: Primarily live streaming, video uploads allowed.

Periscope (via X): Originally for live streaming, now integrated with X.

Vimeo: Known for high-quality hosting, popular among professionals.

Streamable: Quick video uploads and sharing.

Rumble: Positions as an alternative to mainstream sites.

Odysee: Decentralized, privacy-focused content sharing.

Bitchute: Known for freer speech content.

vero.co Ad-free, algorithm-free social media app with video.

Dailymotion: Similar to YouTube, for sharing videos.