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Embeds
Embeds put registration on a website you already run — your company site, an intranet, a partner's page. Open the event, choose Basics, then the Embeds tab.
Choose an embed
| Embed | What it shows | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Ticket widget | The ticket picker only. Attendees choose tickets, fill in the registration form and pay inside the widget, without leaving your page. | Landing pages and partner sites |
| Registration iframe | The whole event page — details, agenda, speakers and registration — inside your page. | A dedicated event page on your own site |
| Register button | A styled button link that opens the event's registration page in a new tab. | Adding a call to action to an existing page |
Set it up
- Pick the embed.
- Adjust it:
- For the ticket widget and the registration iframe, set the height in pixels. Make it taller if the event has many ticket types or add-ons, so attendees are not scrolling inside a small box.
- For the Register button, set the Button label, the Brand color, a Button style (Primary, Outline, Dark or Pill) and a Size (Small, Medium or Large).
- Check the Preview. It updates as you change the settings.
- Choose Copy code and paste the snippet into your page where the embed should appear. Any website builder or CMS that accepts custom HTML will take it.
The ticket widget and the registration iframe are iframes, so your site's stylesheet cannot change how they look, and they cannot change your page.
Which address the embed uses
- Iframes use the event's platform link. Branded addresses such as
my-event.bagevent.iocannot be framed by other websites, so an iframe of one would show refused to connect. - The Register button uses the preferred link — the branded address if the event has one — with the platform link as the fallback. It is a plain link, so framing does not apply.
Branding
On the Business and Enterprise plans, the Powered by BagEvent credit is removed from event pages, including embedded ones, so registration reads as entirely yours.
Related
- Event website — the event page the registration iframe shows, and its branded address.
- Tickets — what the ticket widget sells.
- Embeds on bagevent.io