Embedding an Image
The embed feature of share links may be used to create interactive experiences with images on your own web pages or to simply show notable images and annotations. To embed an image into a webpage, copy the HTML snippet provided in the share link properties dialog into your own website. Image embedding uses the HTML <iframe> tag and behaves like embedded maps that are commonly used on many websites.
Embedded images are powered by share links and have the same restrictions and behave in a similar fashion. The embed code retrieved from the Viewer provides additional flexibility — primarily the ability to control the recipient's initial view. However, the initial view for embedded images may be affected by the size of the <iframe> window that renders the image.
To retrieve the embed code for an image from the Repository
Navigate to any folder in the Repository (click on the Repository button from the Navigation Menu then navigate to a folder)
Bring up the context menu for the image
Click Share
In the popup dialog, click on the name of the share link or click on the New Share Link button to create a new one
Click on the Embed Image tab
(Optional) Configure the embedded image settings
- (Optional) Set the Width (may include units such as % and px)
- (Optional) Set the Height (may include units such as % and px)
Click on the button to the right of the HTML snippet to copy it to the clipboard
Paste the HTML snippet into your webpage
To retrieve the embed code for an image from within the Viewer
If the left sidebar is not displayed, toggle it by clicking on the Menu > button at the bottom left of the Viewer
Hover or click on the button in the left sidebar
Click on the name of the share link or click on the New Share Link button to create a new one
Click on the Embed Image tab
(Optional) Configure the embedded image settings
- (Optional) Set the Width (may include units such as % and px)
- (Optional) Set the Height (may include units such as % and px)
- (Optional) Enable the Start at current location toggle to use the current view as the initial view for the embedded image
Click on the button to the right of the HTML snippet to copy it to the clipboard
Paste the HTML snippet into your webpage