You can put your live, interactive map right on your own website — a property listing, a facilities portal, an investor page, anywhere. It stays interactive (visitors can pan and zoom), and it always shows your latest map.

Get your embed code

1. Open the project in the viewer.
2. Click the Embed button (in the toolbar / ⬞ more-actions menu). The Embed Viewer dialog opens.
3. Adjust the options to taste:

- Width — type 100% to fill its container, or a fixed pixel number like 800. - Height (px) — how tall the map is; 600 is a good default. - Autoplay — slowly auto-rotates 3D views. - Hide toolbar — hides the map's on-screen controls for a cleaner, minimal look.

1. The Embed Code box updates live. Click Copy Embed Code.
2. Paste that snippet into your web page's HTML where you want the map to appear.

The snippet is a standard <iframe> — it works in virtually any website builder or CMS that lets you add an embed or custom HTML block.

What visitors see

• The embedded map is the interactive 2D overhead map for your project, always showing the most recent available map.
• It works on desktop and mobile and supports full-screen.
• If your project is private (protected by an access code), the embed will ask for that code before it shows the map — so a private project stays private even when embedded.

Tip: For a public listing you want anyone to see, ask us to make that project's embed openly viewable so visitors don't hit an access-code prompt.

Fine-tuning with the link (optional)

The embed address is …/embed/<your-project>. You can add a couple of extra options to the end of it:

• `?layer=rgb` (or elevation, or thermal) — lock the embed to a specific map layer.
• `?zoom=18` — open at a specific zoom level (any value from 1 to 22).

Combine them with &, e.g. …/embed/your-project?layer=rgb&zoom=18.

Make it your brand

By default the map carries a small “Powered by Embry Solutions” chip. On our white-label tier, we can swap that for your name, logo, and colors so the embedded map looks like a native part of your own site. See [Put your own brand on a shared map](white-label-branding).