# Embedding blueprints

> Put a live, interactive blueprint inside another page, whether your site, a folium, or someone else's wiki.

A published blueprint can be embedded elsewhere as a live, interactive frame.
Readers pan the diagram and open strata without leaving the host page.

## Getting the code

Use **Share → Embed** on a published blueprint. You get an `<iframe>` snippet.

The embed URL follows the blueprint's own address:

```
https://blueprintr.io/embed/<handle>/<slug>
```

## Sizing

The frame reports its own height to the host page, so it grows to fit its
content rather than scrolling inside a fixed box. Height and width can also be
pinned explicitly.

## Pinning a version

An embed can track the latest published version or be pinned to a specific one.
Pin it when the embed illustrates a point in time, such as a design as it stood
at a decision. Leave it tracking when it should stay current.

## What an embed does not do

> [!IMPORTANT]
> An embed writes **nothing** to the reader's device: no cookies, no local
> storage. Readers see no consent banner. Analytics for embedded views are
> aggregate and attributed to the embedding page.

Strata open as floating windows inside the frame rather than docking, because
there is no page to reflow.

## Visibility

Only public and unlisted blueprints can be embedded anonymously. A private
blueprint's embed requires the reader to be signed in and permitted, and
organisations can restrict embedding to an allow-list of hosts. See
[enterprise embeds](/foliums/blueprintr-user-guide/enterprise/enterprise-embeds).