About Frame
Frame builds ready-to-paste embed code for the content you want to drop into a site or blog post. Pick a source, paste a link, adjust the size, and copy the finished snippet — no HTML knowledge required.
Features
- YouTube, Google Maps, images, and any custom URL
- Live preview updates as you type
- Responsive sizing that scales with the page
- One-tap copy to clipboard
- Automatically parses full YouTube links or bare video IDs
- Runs entirely in your browser, nothing is sent anywhere
How to use it
- Choose a source: YouTube, Google Maps, Image, or Any URL.
- Paste the link (or video ID) into the field.
- Adjust the width and height, or leave Responsive checked.
- Tap Copy code and paste the snippet wherever you need it.
Frequently asked questions
What kinds of YouTube links work?
Frame accepts standard watch links, shortened youtu.be links, and bare 11-character video IDs, and converts any of them into a proper embed URL automatically.
How do I get a Google Maps embed link?
Open the location in Google Maps, use Share, then Embed a map, and copy the src address out of the generated iframe into Frame's field — Frame will wrap it in a clean, resized snippet.
What does Responsive do?
When checked, the embed stretches to fill its container's width and keeps a fixed height, which works well for most blog and page layouts on any screen size.
Can I embed any website with Any URL?
Most pages work, but some sites block being shown inside an iframe on other domains, in which case the preview may appear blank even though the code itself is valid.
Is anything uploaded or stored?
No. The code is generated entirely in your browser from the link you paste, and nothing is sent to a server or saved once you leave the page.