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Bulk invite emails in Vimeo UI (manage video page). WPFF Vimeo Bulk Inviter is a productivity tool designed for Vimeo users who need to invite multiple people to private videos quickly and efficiently. Instead of adding email addresses one by one in the Vimeo interface, this extension automates the official “Share with…” workflow on the Vimeo manage video page. Key features: • Bulk invite multiple email addresses at once • Works directly inside the official Vimeo UI • Automates the “Share with…” modal (no API usage) • Optional email notifications (uses Vimeo’s native option) • User-initiated execution only • No external servers or third-party services How it works: 1. Open a Vimeo video management page (vimeo.com/manage/videos/VIDEO_ID) 2. Open the “Share with…” modal 3. Click the extension icon 4. Paste a list of email addresses (comma or line separated) 5. Start the bulk invite process The extension simulates normal user actions in the Vimeo interface and respects Vimeo’s existing permissions and access controls. Privacy & data usage: • The extension runs entirely in your browser • No data is sent outside of Vimeo • No tracking, analytics, or background monitoring • Email addresses are stored locally only for the current session This extension is intended for video owners, teams, agencies, and professionals who manage private or restricted Vimeo content and need a faster invitation workflow.
Feb 18, 2026
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