Embed in WordPress
Get the code
- Turn on Share → Public access in the LiveDemo editor.
- Open Share → Embed and click Copy code next to Website.
Block editor (Gutenberg)
- Open the page or post and click +.
- Search for Custom HTML and add the block.
- Paste the code.
- Click Preview, then Update or Publish.
Elementor
- Drag the HTML widget onto the page.
- Paste the code in the widget's content box.
- Click Update.
Classic editor
Switch to the Text tab (not Visual) and paste the code where the demo should go.
Troubleshooting
- Code shows as text: you pasted it in a paragraph block. Use Custom HTML.
- iframe removed on save: some security plugins and WordPress.com free plans strip iframes. Allow iframes from
story-api.livedemo.aiin the plugin, or share the link instead. - Blank demo: check Public access. More in Troubleshooting.
Next: Embed in Webflow
More in Share
- Share your public LiveDemo: Publish your LiveDemo and share a public link so prospects and customers can explore the interactive demo without signing up.
- Public & Private Access: Control who can view your LiveDemo with the Public access switch, and what viewers see when a demo is private.
- Custom Links: Create a LiveDemo link per prospect or campaign with its own variable values, so one demo shows each viewer their own name.
- Custom Domain: Share LiveDemos and AI Demo Agents from your own subdomain, like demos.acme.com, with one CNAME record and automatic HTTPS.
- Preview & Fullscreen: Preview your LiveDemo as viewers see it and present it fullscreen on a sales call or at an event.
- Embed on website: Embed your LiveDemo on your website, landing pages or help center with a responsive iframe snippet.
- URL Parameters: Control where an embedded LiveDemo starts, autoplay, audio, custom links and personalization with URL parameters.
- Embed Events: Listen to step changes from an embedded LiveDemo and move it to any step from your page with postMessage.
- Embed in Webflow: Add an interactive LiveDemo to a Webflow page or CMS collection with a Code Embed element.
- Embed in Framer: Add an interactive LiveDemo to a Framer site with the Embed component.
- Embed in Wix: Add an interactive LiveDemo to a Wix site with the Embed HTML element.
- Embed in Squarespace: Add an interactive LiveDemo to a Squarespace page with a Code block.
- Embed in HubSpot Pages: Add an interactive LiveDemo to HubSpot landing pages, website pages, blog posts and knowledge base articles.
- Embed in Notion: Add an interactive LiveDemo to a Notion page for internal docs, onboarding wikis and public Notion sites.
- Embed in Zendesk & Help Centers: Add interactive LiveDemos to Zendesk Guide, Intercom, HelpScout and other help center articles.
- Embed in React & Next.js: Add an interactive LiveDemo to a React or Next.js app with a small responsive iframe component and listen to step events.
- Share on Medium: Share your LiveDemo in Medium articles so readers can try your product right inside the post.
- Share on X (Twitter): Share your LiveDemo on X (Twitter) with a link preview that drives followers into the interactive demo.
- Share into email platforms: Add your LiveDemo to marketing and sales emails with a preview image that links readers straight into the interactive demo.
- Export in GIF or Video: Export your LiveDemo as a GIF or video to use in social posts, docs, presentations and anywhere iframes are not supported.