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WebAR Embedding

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Last updated 3 years ago

WebAR Embedding is supported on the and plans

MyWebAR allows you to embed your augmented reality experiences into your existing websites alongside other content using the html iframe tag. To generate the embedding code click on the three dots on your project preview to open the context menu.

Select Embed on the context menu.

Your generated html code will appear in the popup box.

Copy the code and paste it into your webpage or your website builder form. You can find more information on each attribute of the iframe code below: src — link to the augmented reality experience you are embedding width - frame width in pixels height - frame height in pixels allow - provides browser permissions required for webAR

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