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# How to embed a Canvas into Notion

This article will teach you how to embed a Canvas in Notion to enrich your pages with an interactive and collaborative window of the Canvas.

Now that you have [<mark style="color:purple;">**copied the embed link or the embed code**</mark>](/docs/share/how-to-embed-a-canvas.md#two-ways-to-embed-a-canvas) of your Canvas, let's learn how to paste this embed code into the third-party app, Notion, in order to share and show your Canvas in a unique way.&#x20;

Embedding enriches your Notion pages with an interactive window of the Canvas. It takes hyperlinking to the next level, and let's you keep all your information in one place.&#x20;

## Insert an embed

* Open a Notion page.
* Click the **+** that appears to the left when you hover over a new line. Choose **Embed** or one of the common embed types listed above. Press **Enter**.
* In the menu that appears, **paste** the content's URL or embed link.

<figure><img src="https://2113117739-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FoXL90G447T7Arsje35d9%2Fuploads%2F3dchPeRYgcTYfd6h3ZAL%2FNotion_Canvas_Embed.png?alt=media&amp;token=54d9a382-b342-4ddb-9723-daddc230637f" alt="" width="554"><figcaption><p>Hover over the + and choose Embed. Paste the embed link of the Canvas here.</p></figcaption></figure>

### Resize and arrange embeds in Notion <a href="#resize-and-arrange-embeds" id="resize-and-arrange-embeds"></a>

Most embeds can be resized to suit their content and the format of your page directly within the Notion page.

* Hover your mouse over your embed, then drag the black bars that appear on the sides.
* Use drag-and-drop to move embeds around your page. Hover over the embed in question, then use the `⋮⋮` icon that appears as a handle to drag it up and down the page.

### Go to an embed's source from Notion: <a href="#go-to-an-embeds-source" id="go-to-an-embeds-source"></a>

It's easy to link back to where the embed came from.

* Hover over your embed and click **Original**. Your browser will take you to its source.
* You can also hover over the embed and click `⋮⋮` on the left or `•••` at its top right corner.
* Select **View Original** and your browser will open to the source page.

For more help regarding Notion embedding, read this [<mark style="color:purple;">**article here**</mark>. ](https://www.notion.so/help/embed-and-connect-other-apps)


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