Notion Embed Codes

How to Use the Notion Embed Code Generator Tool

Try our Notion embed code generator for quick and easy embedding.

The Notion Embed Code generator tool enables you to share your Notion pages, databases, and documentation directly on external websites. Whether you're publishing a knowledge base, sharing project documentation, or displaying a public roadmap, this tool creates the embed code you need.

Benefits of Embedding Notion Content on Your Website

Embedding Notion pages offers several advantages:

• Living Documentation: Embedded content updates automatically when you edit the Notion page
• Rich Formatting: Preserve Notion's formatting, including tables, toggles, and media
• Collaborative Source: Maintain a single source of truth that syncs across all embedded locations
• Professional Presentation: Display well-structured content without building custom pages

Step-by-Step Guide to Generate Notion Embed Code

1. Prepare Your Notion Page: Navigate to the page you want to embed and ensure it's ready for public viewing.

2. Share the Page:

   • Click "Share" in the top-right corner of your Notion page
   • Enable "Share to web" to make the page publicly accessible
   • Copy the public URL

3. Generate Embed Code:

   • Paste your Notion public URL into the embed code generator
   • The tool creates an iframe embed for your content

4. Add to Your Website: Copy the generated HTML and paste it into your site where you want the content to appear.

Notion URL Formats Supported

The embed generator works with Notion public URLs:

• Public Pages: https://notion.site/PAGE_TITLE-PAGE_ID or https://www.notion.so/PAGE_TITLE-PAGE_ID
• Custom Domains: Notion pages published to custom domains

Best Practices for Embedding Notion Content

• Enable Public Access: Your page must be shared to the web for embedding to work
• Consider Page Structure: Well-organized pages with clear headings embed more effectively
• Mind the Depth: Deeply nested pages may require viewers to navigate within the embed
• Set Appropriate Permissions: Decide whether to allow duplicate as template or show page editing options

How to Embed Notion Pages into WordPress

Integrating Notion content into WordPress is straightforward:

1. Share Your Notion Page:

   • Open your Notion page
   • Enable "Share to web" in the Share menu
   • Copy the public link

2. Add to WordPress:

   • Open the WordPress editor
   • Add a Custom HTML block or switch to HTML view
   • Paste the embed code from the generator

3. Adjust Dimensions: Modify the iframe height to accommodate your content length.

4. Preview and Publish: Check how the embedded page displays before publishing.

Tips for Optimizing Notion Embeds

• Page Length: For long pages, consider setting a taller iframe height or embedding specific sections
• Navigation: Internal links within embedded Notion pages open within the iframe
• Loading Time: Pages with many images or embeds may load slower
• Mobile Experience: Test how embedded pages appear on mobile devices

Common Use Cases for Notion Embeds

• Documentation Sites: Embed help docs, FAQs, and knowledge bases
• Product Roadmaps: Share public roadmaps that update as priorities change
• Company Wikis: Display team information and processes
• Project Portfolios: Showcase project case studies and details
• Resource Libraries: Share curated resource collections
• Changelog Pages: Embed product update logs that sync with internal tracking

What You Can Embed from Notion

• Standard text pages with rich formatting
• Database views (tables, boards, galleries, calendars)
• Pages with embedded media (images, videos, files)
• Toggle lists and collapsible sections
• Code blocks with syntax highlighting
• Embedded content from other services within Notion

Notion Embed Considerations

• SEO: Content within iframes may not be indexed by search engines
• Interactivity: Viewers can interact with database filters and toggles in embedded pages
• Comments: Page comments are visible based on your sharing settings
• Templates: If enabled, viewers can duplicate your page as a template

Customizing the Embed Appearance

While Notion embeds display with Notion's native styling:

• Use the iframe's width and height to control display size
• Consider your page's color scheme and how it fits with your site design
• Notion's light/dark mode is determined by the page settings, not the viewer's preferences

By using the Notion Embed Code generator, you can efficiently share your Notion workspace content with external audiences while maintaining a centralized, easily updatable source.