Embed Notion turns public Notion pages into website embeds for WordPress, Wix, Webflow and more. Free plan; paid from $7.90/month billed yearly.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Embed Notion is a web tool that turns a public Notion page into a responsive embed for a website. It generates an iframe snippet that can be pasted into WordPress, Wix, Webflow, Framer, Shopify, Squarespace, or a custom HTML site. The page stays in Notion, so there is no need to rebuild content inside a website builder, and Notion remains the place where content is written.
The homepage states the product is trusted by more than 5,000 companies, a figure Gappsy has not verified independently. It lists portfolios, brand assets, student assignments, people directories, and product FAQs as typical content. The product is aimed at creators, studios, bloggers, Notion educators, and teams that publish internal or public pages from a workspace they already maintain.
The workflow has four steps. First, publish the Notion page to the web by choosing Share, then Publish to web, and copying the link. Next, paste that link into the dashboard at dashboard.embednotion.com to receive an embed snippet. Then paste the snippet into the HTML of the website where the page should appear, preview the site, and publish it live.
Because the embed points to the original page, edits made in Notion sync back automatically on plans with auto-update, without replacing the embed code. Visitors cannot edit the embedded content, and private pages cannot be embedded, since the page must be published to the web first. Height and border width can be changed in the snippet itself.
Auto Sync keeps an embed current with its source page, so changes made in Notion appear without a new snippet. Google Analytics 4 support lets owners add a GA4 measurement ID in the embed analytics settings to track visits. Custom backdrops offer presets or an uploaded image to match the surrounding site, and the FAQ places custom backdrop styles in the Business plan.
Embeds are responsive iframes, and the vendor states that any page containing any Notion block can be embedded. Basic styling such as height and border width is adjustable in the code, while advanced changes need someone familiar with HTML and CSS. The Pro and Business plans remove the watermark. Customer support is included on every plan, with priority support on Business.
Embed Notion is a web tool that turns a public Notion page into a responsive iframe embed for a website. It generates a snippet that can be pasted into platforms such as WordPress, Wix, Webflow, Framer, Shopify, Squarespace, or custom HTML sites.
Basic is free for 1 embed. Pro is $7.90 per month billed yearly, and Business is $27.9 per month billed yearly. The yearly option saves 20%, and the monthly price is not listed in the source pages.
Yes. The Basic plan is free, requires no credit card, and includes 1 Notion embed, a responsive iframe snippet, and customer support. It is described as a way to test the product before upgrading.
No. The Notion page must be published to the web before it can be embedded. Website visitors cannot edit the embedded content; edits can only be made in Notion.
Yes, on paid plans. Auto-update keeps embedded pages in sync with the original Notion page, so changes appear without replacing the embed code.
Yes. Google Analytics tracking is available on Pro and Business. Add a GA4 measurement ID in the embed analytics settings to start tracking visits.
The vendor lists WordPress, Wix, Webflow, Framer, Shopify, Squarespace, and custom HTML sites. The embed is an iframe snippet pasted into the page's HTML.
The company does not offer refunds. If you cancel, you can keep using Pro features until the end of your current billing cycle.