The Embed API lets you render internotes and maps inside your own web application. Whether you're building a learning platform, a documentation site, or any product that needs rich structured content, the Embed API gives you full control.
What You Can Embed
- Internotes — full interactive internote experience in an iframe or web component
- Maps — visual map canvas showing connected internotes
- Thumbnails — static preview images for cards and listings
How It Works
The Embed API returns an embed URL or a React component that you drop into your application. Authentication is handled separately — see the Authentication section for access control.
Getting Started
- Read Internotes to embed a single internote
- Read Maps to embed a map canvas
- Read Authentication to control who can view embedded content
First Embed Checklist
- Choose whether you are embedding an internote, a map, or a thumbnail
- Use a public resource first so you can verify rendering without authentication
- Add a signed token only after the public embed works
- Set a stable width and height in your host application
- Test the embed on both desktop and mobile layouts
Authentication
Generate private embed tokens on your server. Never place an Internote API key in client-side code.