Embeds
Arcades can be embedded inside anything that supports iframes. Here, we cover embedding basics and sample instructions for specific sites.
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Arcades can be embedded inside anything that supports iframes. Here, we cover embedding basics and sample instructions for specific sites.
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Are you looking for a way to embed forms in your Arcade? See the Integrations page! This Embeds page is about embedding your Arcade on another site or tool.
If you want to learn more about a particular platform, feel free to jump down to the specific section:
Webflow / Wordpress / Zendesk / Beamer / Jira & Confluence / Gitbook / Notion / Intercom / Tettra / ClickUp / Articulate
If you have a question about a particular website or service you don't see below, reach out!
To get the embed code for your Arcade, open the "Share" menu and click the "Get code" button next to the website embed option. The code can be copied in either HTML or React.
We provide three display options for your embedded Arcades. A different option can be selected for when the Arcade is in desktop view and when it is in mobile view. The available displays include the following:
Inline – The Arcade can be played directly in your website in the position you choose to place it.
Popout Tab – When clicked, the Arcade will open in a new tab on the Share page where it is displayed on the full page. When finished, the viewer can click the "Done" button and will be returned to your website.
Popout Modal – When clicked, the Arcade will open in a fullscreen modal on your website. When finished, the viewer can close the modal. This option requires a simple inline script in addition to the iframe.
Check out the following Arcade to see where you can find the embed code for your Arcades and view the different embed display options.
Email providers do not support embedding.
However, if the recipient is using Superhuman, Outlook, or Gmail and has the Arcade extension installed, Arcades can expand and be interactive within your emails.
Reminder: This will only work if your recipient has the Arcade extension installed. If they don't have the extension installed, the Arcade link will not become interactive. In that case, we recommend you use a GIF or video download of your Arcade.
Here's what Arcades will look like in an email:
See below for a list of platforms that support the use of embedded Arcades
*This is not an exhaustive list.
Inside Webflow, go to the HTML block. ⚠️ You will need to upgrade to get this feature.
Enter your Arcade snippet inside the block, and then publish.
Here’s an Arcade that walks through this:
Webflow CMS: If you're embedding within the CMS, you'll need a new different steps.
In Wordpress, start typing HTML and then paste in the snippet. Click on Preview and then click Update.
Sometimes Arcades have an issue if you have not updated your Wordpress cache. If you are having issues seeing your Arcade, clear your CDN and local cache.
First, ensure that your settings allow iframes. Here’s how you set that up:
Then use the HTML bar within the help desk article:
Inside the article, enter “Insert Embedded Content” and then enter the Arcade snippet HTML.
Gitbook supports Arcades as embeds. In order to do that, you can do ⌘/ inside Gitbook, and then you'll see the Embed option.
Here's the most meta Arcade of all time...
To embed an Arcade in Notion, it's as simple as pasting in the public Arcade link and then choosing the "Create embed" menu item:
Intercom, unfortunately, does not support iframes. You can include links to Arcades within your Intercom chat or articles, but they won't expand within Intercom.
To embed an Arcade in ClickUp, type /embed and paste in the Arcade website code.
To embed an Arcade in Tettra, choose Embed and then paste the shareable link.
To embed an Arcade in Framer, use the embed control.
To embed an Arcade in Articulate, use the Embed Multimedia block.
In Evolve LML, you'll need to slightly adjust the embed code to allow fullscreen and stretch to full capacity. You can use the adjusted code below: