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# Livestream on the mint page
You can embed a YouTube livestream into any mint page on Highlight, just by adding some simple markup to your project description. This allows you to livestream to your audience, directly on your mint page, all while the mint is happening. Here's an example of what it looks like on the mint page:
### How it works
Create a YouTube livestream and then copy the embed link. Once you have the link, you can create your project on Highlight. Any project type will work. In your description, simply paste in your share link using the following syntax:
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Here’s a real example:
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With this syntax in your project description, you can navigate to your mint page and see the embed to check that it’s working. Note that you can also edit your description after your project is deployed.
And that’s it! That’s all you have to do to host a livestream for your project launch.
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