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How to Get the Embed Code from SlideMaker.app

Start by creating a presentation on SlideMaker.app. Enter a topic, let the AI generate a complete slide deck in under 30 seconds, then edit and customize as needed. Once the presentation is ready, open the Share menu from the top right of the editor. Look for the Embed option, it generates a block of iframe HTML code specifically for that presentation.

The embed code looks like a standard HTML iframe element. Copy the full block and paste it into the HTML source of the target web page. Most website platforms, WordPress, Webflow, Squarespace, Wix, Ghost, and custom HTML sites, accept raw iframe HTML either through a dedicated HTML block or through the source code editor.

For WordPress users: create or edit a post or page, add a Custom HTML block (in the Gutenberg editor, search for "Custom HTML"), paste the SlideMaker embed code into that block, and publish. The presentation will appear inline in the post. In Classic Editor, switch to the Text tab and paste the iframe code directly at the desired position.

The embedded presentation automatically adjusts to the width of the container it is placed in. The default iframe dimensions can be edited directly in the code, change the width and height attributes to match the layout requirements of the target page. Most sites benefit from a width of 100% and a height of 500-600px for desktop viewing.

Embed Security, Domain Whitelisting and Privacy Controls

SlideMaker.app includes domain whitelisting for embedded presentations. This feature restricts which websites can display an embedded presentation, if a domain is not on the whitelist, the embed will not load on that site. This prevents a presentation embed code from being copied and used on unauthorized websites.

Domain whitelisting is configured in the Share settings of each presentation. Add the domain name of the website where the presentation will be embedded (for example: "myblog.com" or "company.com"), and the embed will only display on that domain. Multiple domains can be whitelisted for the same presentation.

Link expiration also applies to embedded presentations. If a shared link is set to expire after 7 days, the embedded presentation will stop displaying after that period. This is useful for time-sensitive content, a product launch presentation embedded on a landing page, for example, can be configured to stop displaying after the launch window. Combined with password-protected sharing on the same free presentation maker, these controls give website owners meaningful security over how embedded presentations are accessed.

Embed Presentations on Popular Platforms

WordPress: Use the Custom HTML block in Gutenberg or the HTML tab in Classic Editor. Paste the SlideMaker embed code and the presentation appears inline. This works for posts, pages, and custom page builder blocks in Elementor, Divi, and WP Bakery that accept raw HTML.

Webflow: In the Webflow Designer, add an Embed element to the desired section. Open the embed element settings and paste the iframe code. The presentation displays in the canvas and on the published site. Webflow's responsive layout system sizes the iframe appropriately for desktop and mobile.

Squarespace: In the page editor, add a Code block (available on Business plan and above). Paste the SlideMaker embed code and the presentation displays in the block. Squarespace applies its container width to the embedded iframe automatically.

Ghost: In the Ghost editor, add an HTML card. Paste the embed code and publish. Ghost supports raw HTML cards in all plans, including the free self-hosted version.

Custom HTML sites: Paste the iframe code anywhere in the body of the HTML file. The presentation displays at the specified dimensions and adjusts to the page layout. No external scripts or dependencies are needed beyond the standard iframe.

Why Embed Instead of Link?

Linking to a presentation URL sends visitors away from the website, they navigate to an external page to view the slides, which interrupts the reading flow and risks losing them from the original page. Embedding keeps the presentation inline, so visitors interact with it without context-switching. For a blog post explaining a concept, for a course page delivering structured content, or for a portfolio page showcasing work, embedded presentations reduce friction and keep attention on the page.

Embedded presentations also update automatically. If a presentation is edited in SlideMaker.app after it is embedded, the changes appear on the website without requiring any code change on the host page. This makes embedded presentations much easier to maintain than static PDFs or screenshots, update the source deck once, and every embedded instance reflects the change. This is a significant advantage over embedding a downloaded PDF file or a static image of a slide.

For content marketers, educators publishing online courses, and technical writers producing documentation, embedded slide presentations add a visual layer that plain text cannot match. A complex process explained in five slides with clear headings and visuals often communicates better than the same content in prose. SlideMaker.app's AI presentation generator can produce embed-ready decks from any topic in under a minute.

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Free Presentation Embed, No Watermark, No Subscription

SlideMaker.app provides embed functionality as part of the free product. There is no "embed plan", no subscription required to access the iframe code, and no watermark added to embedded presentations. The embed feature is available to all users, generate a presentation, grab the embed code, paste it into any website.

Competitors like Canva add watermarks to presentations shared or embedded on free plans. Gamma requires a paid plan for advanced sharing features. SlideMaker.app includes domain whitelisting, link expiration, and watermark-free embedding completely free. These are the same sharing controls that professional tools charge for, available here at no cost because SlideMaker.app is a personal learning project rather than a commercial product.

For any website that would benefit from embedded interactive presentations, a course site, a blog, a portfolio, a product page, or a documentation site, the workflow is: create a presentation with the free presentation maker, get the embed code from the Share menu, paste it into the target page. That is the complete process. No account upgrade, no embed fee, no watermark.

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