Put your live map on your own website: a listing, a portal, an investor page. Visitors can pan and zoom, and it shows your latest map.

Get your embed code

1. In the project's viewer, click Embed (in the toolbar, or the ⋯ menu).
2. Choose which viewer it opens (below). Set the Width and Height (px).
3. Click Copy Embed Code.
4. Paste it into your page's HTML where the map should go.

The snippet is a standard <iframe>, so most website builders take it as an embed or custom HTML block.

Simple view or the full viewer

Simple view is the default. It shows the scan, its layers and the marked points, without the measuring and drawing tools.

The Full viewer adds the measuring suite: distances, areas and their exports. It opens through its own revocable link, which we set up for you.

What visitors see

• The interactive 2D overhead map of your project, showing the most recent map unless you pin a scan (below).
• It works on desktop and phone, and supports full-screen.
• A private project asks for its access code before it shows the map, so it stays private when embedded.

Tip: For a public listing, ask us to make the embed openly viewable.

Fine-tuning with the link (optional)

Add options to the end of the snippet's address:

• ?layer=rgb (or elevation) — lock the embed to one map layer.
• ?zoom=18 — open at a set zoom level, from 1 to 22.
• ?scan=<scan-id> — pin a specific scan instead of the most recent one.

Ask us for the id of the scan you want. An unknown id shows the most recent scan.

Combine options with &, as in ?layer=rgb&zoom=18. If the address already has a ?, add each option with &, never a second ?.

Make it your brand

By default the map carries a small “Powered by Embry Solutions” chip. As an add-on we set up per project, we can swap it for your name, logo and colors. See Put your own brand on a shared map.