Can I Embed the Webinar Playback Page on My Own Website?

You can embed your webinar’s public watch page on your own website using an iframe.

The embedded page can include the webinar video, chat, calls to action, and other watch-page content configured for your webinar. Embedding the page does not remove any registration or attendee access requirements.

Before You Start

Make sure:

Your webinar has a public Webinar link.
The webinar is ready for viewers to access.
Your prerecorded video has finished processing, if applicable.
Your website builder allows you to add an HTML, Custom HTML, or Embed block.
You use the Webinar link, not the Registration link or Preview webinar link.

The Preview webinar option is for checking your setup. It is not the public link that should be shared with viewers.

Copy Your Webinar Link

Go to My Webinars.
Find the webinar you want to embed.
On the webinar card, click Webinar link.
The link will be copied to your clipboard. The button will briefly change to Copied.

The public watch-page link uses the /a/ path. Your link may use the standard webinar domain or a custom domain connected to your account. Always copy the link from My Webinars instead of creating one manually.

Add the Webinar to Your Website

Open the page where you want the webinar to appear.
Add an HTML, Custom HTML, or Embed block.
Paste the following code into the block:

<iframe
  src="PASTE_YOUR_WEBINAR_LINK_HERE"
  style="width: 100%; height: 1400px; border: 0;"
  title="Webinar"
  allowfullscreen>
</iframe>

Replace PASTE_YOUR_WEBINAR_LINK_HERE with the Webinar link you copied.
Save and publish your website page.
Adjust the iframe height if the webinar page needs more or less space.

Use the /a/ Webinar link to embed the full watch page. The separate /embed/ links are used for registration and countdown widgets, not for embedding the complete webinar playback page.

What Your Visitors Will See

The watch page will appear inside your website. Depending on your webinar settings, visitors may see:

A countdown before the webinar starts
The webinar video
Chat or Q&A
Calls to action
Other content added to the watch page

The access experience depends on your webinar setup:

Automated Webinar: Visitors generally need to register first. Embedding the watch page does not bypass the registration process.
Dedicated Replay: The watch page can collect the visitor’s email before allowing access, making it useful for on-demand viewing.
Public Webinar: Visitors can access the webinar without registering or providing their name and email. Public Webinars do not collect normal individual attendee information.

How to Check Your Setup

Open the published page in a private or incognito browser window.
Confirm that the webinar page loads inside the iframe.
Test the normal visitor experience for your webinar type.
Check the page before the webinar starts and during playback.
Test the page on both a computer and a mobile device.
If you use chat or calls to action, confirm that they appear as expected.
Open the webinar link directly in a separate browser tab if you need to determine whether an issue is with the webinar or with your website builder.

Common Issues and Solutions

Issue	Solution
You only see Preview webinar	The public Webinar link is not available yet. Use the preview only to check your setup. Once the webinar is ready for public access, copy the Webinar link from My Webinars.
The webinar video is not available	For prerecorded webinars, wait until video processing is complete before testing the public watch page.
The iframe is blank or does not load	Make sure the code was added to an HTML, Custom HTML, or Embed block. Some website builders remove iframe code from regular text blocks. Test the published page instead of relying only on the editor preview.
Visitors are asked for their name or email	This depends on your webinar setup. Automated Webinars generally require registration, Dedicated Replays may collect an email at the watch page, and Public Webinars allow anonymous access.
The webinar page is cut off	Increase the iframe height in the code or in your website builder’s embed settings.
The link opens a preview instead of the public webinar	Return to My Webinars and click the published webinar’s Webinar link. Do not use Preview webinar.
The page works directly but not when embedded	Check whether your website builder or browser is blocking embedded content. Also test the page in another browser or a private window.
You only want to embed a registration form	Use the webinar’s registration widget instead. Registration widgets have separate embed options from the full watch page.