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You can embed any AhaSlides presentation on a webpage using a standard HTML iFrame. Visitors can participate in polls, quizzes, and word clouds directly on your site without navigating to a separate URL.
Test your embed thoroughly across browsers and devices before going live. iFrame behaviour can vary depending on your website platform, browser settings, and network environment.

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The iFrame Code Snippet

Replace the src URL with your own presentation’s audience link, then paste the snippet into your page’s HTML where you want the embed to appear. 
<iframe
  src="https://audience.ahaslides.com/your-presentation-code"
  width="100%"
  height="800px">
  <p>Your browser does not support iframes.</p>
</iframe>
How to find your audience link: open the presentation in AhaSlides, click Present, and copy the URL from your browser’s address bar. It will begin with audience.ahaslides.com/ — that full URL is your audience link.

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Customising Width and Height

Adjust the width and height attributes to suit your page layout. The examples below show the two most common configurations: 
<!-- Full-width, fixed height — recommended for most layouts -->
<iframe
  src="https://audience.ahaslides.com/your-code"
  width="100%"
  height="800px">
  ...
</iframe>

<!-- Fixed dimensions — for sidebars or card layouts -->
<iframe
  src="https://audience.ahaslides.com/your-code"
  width="640px"
  height="480px">
  ...
</iframe>
Setting width="100%" makes the embed responsive to its parent container’s width. A height of 800px works well for full-page embeds; adjust downward for sidebars or smaller content areas.

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Tips for a Good Embed Experience

Start your presentation before embedding

The audience view is only interactive when a presenter has the presentation open and actively running. Launch your presentation before directing visitors to the embedded page.

Test across browsers

iFrame behaviour varies between Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge. Check that your embed displays and responds correctly in all browsers your audience is likely to use.

Consider mobile viewports

On small screens, a fixed-height iFrame may require scrolling to see the full slide. Test your embed on mobile devices before publishing to ensure a smooth experience.

Keep sessions short

Embedding works best for focused, single-topic interactions rather than long multi-slide decks. Shorter sessions reduce the chance of audience drop-off within the embedded view.