Embedding
Embed interactive maps in websites with customizable display options.
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Embed interactive maps in websites with customizable display options.
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Embed an interactive Felt map within your organization’s website, blog, or Notion page. Viewers will be able to pan, scroll and toggle Data Layers.
This feature is only available on the Enterprise plan. Contact sales to upgrade.
To embed your map on a website, navigate to File > Embed in the Felt menu (upper-left corner) or the Share menu (upper-right corner).
Add your company logo/name, customize the color bar, and choose which parts of the UI to show/hide, like the Legend.
If components like Measure and Search are added to your map, they will also appear in the embed for viewers to interact with.
Adjust the size using preset sizes or set a custom size.
Move the map to the right spot, then copy the HTML iframe block to embed that view on your site.
Instead of following these steps, simply copy the map link as seen in Sharing a map. This is possible thanks to Felt's oEmbed API. See Integrationsto learn more.
Restrict access to your Felt map embedded in your organization’s website, blog, or Notion page.
Access to embedded Felt maps can be gated in two ways:
Token-based authentication
User-based authentication
Map access is limited by the lifespan of a temporary authentication token generated by Felt’s REST API that is included as a query parameter on the map URL.
Tokens can be generated for an existing map via the REST API (see the developer docs here) or on map creation via the JavaScript SDK (see the developer docs here).
Map access is limited to logged in Felt users that have been invited to the map. The same sharing permissions applied to the map apply to the embed.
To configure user-based authentication for your Felt map:
Click the Share menu in the upper-right corner of the map
Set to Public access: None
Invite users individually using the email associated with their Felt account
