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Embedding lets you display a published DocInject document inside any external tool or webpage without requiring viewers to log in. Each published document gets its own unique public URL. Paste it into an iframe and the document renders immediately, read-only, for anyone who has the link. An embed link is a public URL with the format:
When a viewer opens this URL, DocInject fetches the document content and renders it as a clean, read-only page. No account or login is needed.
Only published documents can have embed links. Draft and archived documents do not support embedding.
1

Open a published document

Navigate to the document you want to share. The document must have a Published status.
2

Click Embed

In the document toolbar, click Embed. The Embed modal opens.
3

Create the link

If no embed link exists yet, click Create embed link. DocInject generates a unique token and displays both the embed URL and an iframe snippet.
4

Copy the URL or iframe snippet

Use the copy button next to the Embed URL field to copy just the URL, or copy the iframe snippet to paste directly into an HTML page or CMS.
All active embed links for your organization are listed on the Dashboard under Shareable links, so you can copy any of them without opening the document.

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Add to a webpage

Paste the iframe snippet from the Embed modal into any HTML page:
Adjust width and height to fit your layout. The document content scrolls inside the iframe if it exceeds the set height. Open the Embed modal for the document and use the actions at the bottom:
  • Reset link. Generates a new token and invalidates the old URL. Any existing embeds using the old link will stop working. DocInject asks you to click a second time to confirm.
  • Remove link. Deletes the token immediately. The embed URL stops working and the link is removed from the Dashboard.
Resetting a link permanently breaks all existing embeds that use the old URL. Update any pages where you’ve placed the old iframe snippet.

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