Embed Adobe Express files

Last updated on Jul 24, 2026

Turn your Adobe Express designs into a live, interactive file you can add to your website, blog, or online document. 

Embed your file

Create or open an existing design.

Select Share.

Select Embed  .

Select Create embed link.

For your design to be embedded, it will be made public. Select Embed to confirm.

Copy the HTML or smart embed link, whichever your website or platform supports (e.g., you can embed Adobe Express files on Notion using the Smart Link code)

  • Smart embed link: A single URL that works on supported platforms. Select Copy link.
  • HTML embed code: An <iframe> snippet for any site that accepts custom HTML. Select Copy code.

Paste the embed code or link onto your website using their embed tool.

Publish or save your page. Your design now appears as an interactive embed.

Note
  • For platforms that don’t support HTML embed codes, we suggest using smart embed links. They work on many websites, including WordPress.com, Medium, and any website with Embed support.
  • Multi-page designs embed as an interactive carousel, and you can navigate the pages using arrows.

Update an embedded design

Open your file in Adobe Express.

Select Share.

When you make changes to your file, we'll detect them automatically and prompt you to update your link. Select Update to republish with the latest version.

Delete an embedded link 

Open your file in Adobe Express.

Select Share.

Select Embed  .

Select Delete embed link  .

Note
  • Deleting an embed permanently invalidates the embed URL. If you want to embed the file again later, you'll need to create a new embed link and update any websites using the old one.
  • Anyone with the embed link can view and share your file. Only embed files you're comfortable making public. People who view an embedded file may be able to access its embed link.