Embeding video into document

Hello out there!
With all the recent changes i was wondering which is the latest and best way to embed video into a blog type, 2 paragraph document, for posting on a website and uploading to social sites.
Thanks

The various size options means that you can choose the size that matches the size of other images in your blog bearing in mind that smaller generally means faster loading. Other choices include things like borders and colors all of which depend on the style you have in your blog. These artistic choices only you can make but if you are not sure then make a choice and embed it. If you decide you do not like the look or it needs to be bigger or smaller it is a small matter to delete it and then go back to YouTube to choose another embed option.
Good luck with it.

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