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Embed your AI scenario directly into any website, LMS, or web application. Participants interact with the AI without leaving your page.

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Embed formats

Inline

Full meeting UI embedded in your page content. Customizable dimensions (default 800x600px). Best for training portals and LMS platforms.

Button

A floating button that opens the meeting in an overlay. Best for adding to existing pages without layout changes.

Avatar Assist

A floating avatar widget (176x265px) in the corner of your page. Participants click to start a conversation. Best for support and onboarding.

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Getting your embed code

1

Open your scenario

Navigate to the scenario you want to embed.
2

Click Share

Click the Share button in the scenario header.
3

Go to the Embed tab

Select the Embed tab in the share modal.
4

Choose your format

Select Inline, Button, or Avatar Assist.
5

Configure (Inline only)

For Inline embeds, customize:
  • Width: 300-2000px (default 800px)
  • Height: 400-1200px (default 600px)
  • Fullscreen: Allow participants to go fullscreen
  • Responsive: Scale to container width
6

Copy the code

Click Copy Embed Code to copy the HTML snippet. Paste it into your website.

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Embed code

The generated embed code looks like this:
The allow attribute is required for camera, microphone, and screen sharing to work inside the iframe. Your website must be served over HTTPS for these browser permissions to work.

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Embedding inside your own app

The Share modal snippet works for public scenarios on a static page. If you need any of the following, use the API instead:
  • Embed a private scenario
  • Identify the end user in the meeting (their name, your user ID)
  • Lock the iframe to specific origins so a leaked URL can’t be used elsewhere
See API — Embedding — one call mints a short-lived signed token and returns a ready-to-paste iframe snippet.

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Personalizing the conversation

When the Ask visitor for name & email toggle is on in the Embed share modal, the widget shows a short prejoin form before the meeting starts. Whatever the visitor types becomes available to your meeting script via personalization tokens — e.g. Hey {{USER_FIRST_NAME}}! in your script becomes Hey Ada! on the call. If you’re minting a signed embed token from your own backend, populate the person_name and email claims and the same tokens resolve without any prejoin form.

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Compatibility

Embeds work on any website that supports iframes or script tags, including:
  • WordPress, Webflow, Squarespace
  • Learning Management Systems (Canvas, Moodle, Teachable)
  • Custom web applications
  • Notion, Confluence (via embed blocks)

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Troubleshooting