Use the embed link to display your doc in your website, blog, and more.
Ever want to show off your awesome Superhuman doc through another platform? Well good news - with embedding, you can do just that. You can embed your public doc on your website, blog, wiki or pretty much anywhere else.
Embed your doc
Note: Only public docs can be embedded externally. Before you can proceed with embedding, your doc must be published, or the share settings of the doc must be set to Anyone with the link - can view, can comment, or can edit.
To get started, follow these steps:
Open your doc.
Click Share in the upper-right corner of your doc.
Click the globe icon in the upper-right corner of the Share menu.
This will open the Share to web panel. Click into the Embed tab.
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Customize the embed settings, including...
Enable play: toggle this on to allow viewers to interact with your doc without saving their changes
Hide page list: turn on to remove the left page menu when embedded
Height and Width
Start with: choose which page the embed should display first
Then hit Copy embed to copy the embed link to your clipboard.
Paste the copied link into your website or other external platform.
Keep in mind, viewers may still be able to play with the doc, see the section list, and view open comments by clicking the Open in Superhuman Docs button that displays in your embed. This will depend on the underlying share settings of your doc.
FAQs
Do I have to adjust the share settings of my doc before I can embed it?
Yes. At this time, only public docs can be embedded. In other words, the doc must either be published, or the share settings of the doc must be set to Anyone with the link - can view, can comment, or can edit. Learn more about adjusting the share settings.
Why can I no longer create an authenticated embed?
As of November 2026, we have retired the ability to create authenticated embeds of private docs. This means only public docs can be embedded externally.
If you had already created external embeds of private docs, these will be deprecated soon. In the meantime, any viewers who are signed in to Docs will continue to see the embed as before. However, viewers who aren't signed in to Superhuman Docs will no longer see the doc. Instead, they'll see a page with an Open in Superhuman Docs button that opens the doc in a new tab.
What happens when I enable play for my embedded doc?
This means that people viewing the embed will be able to directly interact with your doc, without any of their changes being saved. So they can push buttons, change controls, even edit text - but none of these changes will actually be saved in the original doc.
Can I make my embedded doc editable?
No, a doc cannot be edited directly from the embed. Only view mode and play mode are supported.