The embed widget is a tool that allows you to bring third party content into your workspace so that you can easily share and interact with external materials.

To embed something into the widget, you will need the URL or an Iframe code that points to the external site/app. The URL can be copied from the search bar, but often sites have a "share" button that includes an embed section. This is where you might find the Iframe code.

You will have the option to give the widget a title and description. Below these you have the textbox where you need to paste the URL or iframe tag that you have from the third-party. You also have the option to determine the height of the widget.

In the edit mode, you can add a title and additional information, much like in the Textbox widget. Read more about the text editor here.

Here you have the textbox where you need to paste the URL or iframe tag that you have from the third-party. You also have the option to determine the height of the widget.

You can also allow participants to edit the widget by adding their email addresses in the "Who can edit" section.

You can edit the appearance of the widget with Widget styles! More information about Widget styles can be found in this article.

Embed source must be whitelisted before it will be shown in the widget. Whitelisting can be done from workspace settings > Security > Allowed embed sources.

When the source is added to your whitelist, the embed will be visible after refreshing the page. To find and edit your whitelist, go to Workspace settings > Security.

Not all websites or services allow embedding to external sites. Material on otherwise embed-friendly sites that is set to private can also cause problems. If the service/site has blocked embedding to external sites, you will see the following error message.

Here is a list of tools that can be used within the workspace through the embed widget

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