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# Embed into Website or App
You can easily embed the FaceAR experience generated and hosted through the platform to any web page.
The web page can be part of a website or integrated in a mobile app.
## Using iframe
In order to embed the FaceAR experience you must declare an `iframe` tag and set its source to the address of the hosted experience:
```markup
```
{% hint style="warning" %}
Note that you must allow for camera access to avoid camera permission errors.
{% endhint %}
## Code Example
Here is a fully styled HTML page with an embedded FaceAR experience:
{% code title="index.html" %}
```markup
Ebmedded FaceAR Experience through echo3D
Ebmedded FaceAR Experience through echo3D
```
{% endcode %}
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