Learn how to embed your maps anywhere on the web.

Embedding maps on a website

Use embed to showcase your Atlas Maps on a website, wiki or other internal tools with ease. You can embed the maps into any website that supports HTML or tools that accepts iframes.

To embed maps, follow these steps:

Enter the Share menu located in the right-hand corner of the map
Click the Share privately toogle
Choose Embed in the Sharing menu and click Copy code

You can adjust the height and width of the embed by changing its parameters in the embed code snippet.

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