Paste a link from a supported provider, pick an aspect ratio and give the embed a title. You get iframe code that scales to any screen width, loads only when a visitor scrolls near it, and carries a title for screen reader users. A live preview shows the result, and a note for each provider tells you what it may track and whether a privacy-friendly option exists. Everything runs in your browser. Nothing you type or upload is sent to We.Inc or anyone else.
An embed is a small window onto another company's page. It loads their scripts, can set their cookies and adds weight to your page. That is often worth it, but it should be a choice: lazy-load embeds below the first screen, use privacy-enhanced modes where they exist, and mention third-party embeds in your privacy notice.
Screen readers announce an iframe by its title. Without one, visitors hear "frame" and nothing else. A clear title, a text link to the same content under the embed, and captions on videos make embedded content usable by everyone.
Wrap it in a container that sets aspect-ratio (for example 16 / 9) and width: 100%, and make the iframe fill the container. Older sites used a padding-top trick; aspect-ratio is supported by all current browsers. This tool outputs the modern version.
YouTube (including Shorts and youtu.be links), Vimeo, Google Maps embed links, Calendly, Spotify, Loom and Google Forms. Each has a documented embed address. Other links are refused so the tool never outputs code that will not work.
No. loading="lazy" tells the browser to fetch the iframe only when it is close to the visible part of the page. Visitors who scroll to it see it load as normal.
No. Calendly and similar tools are separate services you sign up for with them. This tool only produces the code to show their widget on your page.
Normal maps.google.com and goo.gl links block embedding. Open the place in Google Maps, choose Share, then Embed a map, and paste the address from the src part of the code it shows you.
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