How to embed an iframe on any platform
16 platforms. Some take your iframe code, some take only a link, some take no embeds at all, and some need a paid plan. Each guide gives the steps, the limits, and the fix when the frame stays blank.
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- Iframe code: you paste the full iframe HTML
- Embed URL only: you paste a link, the platform builds the frame
- No embeds: the platform cannot show another page
- Paid plan: the embed tool needs a paid plan
Website builders
8 platforms
- WordPressIframe codeCustom HTML block takes iframe code. WordPress.com needs a qualifying plan.
- WebflowIframe codePaid planCode Embed element takes iframe code. Needs a paid Workspace or Site plan.
- SquarespaceIframe codePaid planCode block takes iframe code on some plans. Embed block takes oEmbed links.
- WixIframe codeEmbed HTML takes iframe code. Embed a site takes a link. HTTPS only.
- FramerIframe codeEmbed component. Paste a URL, or paste iframe code in the HTML tab.
- Google SitesIframe codeInsert > Embed. Type a URL, or paste iframe code with Embed code.
- CarrdIframe codePaid planEmbed element, type IFRAME or Code. Needs Pro Standard or higher.
- BubbleIframe codeHTML element. You paste the full iframe HTML.
Docs, wikis & blogs
6 platforms
- NotionEmbed URL onlyEmbed block. You paste a link, not iframe code.
- ConfluenceEmbed URL onlyiFrame macro in Confluence Cloud. You set a URL and a size, not iframe code.
- GhostIframe codeHTML card. You paste the full iframe code.
- GitBookNo embedsNo iframe code. The Embedded URLs block takes links from Iframely providers.
- MediumNo embedsNo iframe code. Links from Embed.ly providers become embeds.
- SubstackNo embedsNo iframe code. Paste a YouTube, Spotify or TikTok link for an embed.
Commerce & marketing
2 platforms
Your platform is not here?
The steps change, the rule does not: the page you embed must allow framing. Check it first.