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---
title: Embed
---
# Embed
The Embed allows your website visitors to book a meeting with you directly from your website.
## Install on any website
TODO: Mention possibility of installation through tag managers as well
- _Step-1._ Install the Vanilla JS Snippet
```javascript
(function (C, A, L) {
let p = function (a, ar) {
a.q.push(ar);
};
let d = C.document;
C.Cal =
C.Cal ||
function () {
let cal = C.Cal;
let ar = arguments;
if (!cal.loaded) {
cal.ns = {};
cal.q = cal.q || [];
d.head.appendChild(d.createElement("script")).src = A;
cal.loaded = true;
}
if (ar[0] === L) {
const api = function () {
p(api, arguments);
};
const namespace = ar[1];
api.q = api.q || [];
typeof namespace === "string" ? (cal.ns[namespace] = api) && p(api, ar) : p(cal, ar);
return;
}
p(cal, ar);
};
})(window, "https://cal.com/embed.js", "init");
```
- _Step-2_. Initialize it
```javascript
Cal("init)
```
## Install with a Framework
### embed-react
It provides a react component `<Cal>` that can be used to show the embed inline at that place.
```bash
yarn add @calcom/embed-react
```
### Any XYZ Framework
You can use Vanilla JS Snippet to install
## Popular ways in which you can embed on your website
Assuming that you have followed the steps of installing and initializing the snippet, you can add show the embed in following ways:
### Inline
Show the embed inline inside a container element. It would take the width and height of the container element.
<details>
<summary>_Vanilla JS_</summary>
```javascript
Cal("inline", {
elementOrSelector: "Your Embed Container Selector Path", // You can also provide an element directly
calLink: "jane", // The link that you want to embed. It would open https://cal.com/jane in embed
config: {
name: "John Doe", // Prefill Name
email: "johndoe@gmail.com", // Prefill Email
notes: "Test Meeting", // Prefill Notes
guests: ["janedoe@gmail.com", "test@gmail.com"], // Prefill Guests
theme: "dark", // "dark" or "light" theme
},
});
```
</details>
####
<details>
<summary>_React_</summary>
```jsx
import Cal from "@calcom/embed-react";
const MyComponent = () => (
<Cal
calLink="pro"
config={{
name: "John Doe",
email: "johndoe@gmail.com",
notes: "Test Meeting",
guests: ["janedoe@gmail.com"],
theme: "dark",
}}
/>
);
```
</details>
### Popup on any existing element
To show the embed as a popup on clicking an element, add `data-cal-link` attribute to the element.
<details>
<summary>Vanilla JS</summary>
To show the embed as a popup on clicking an element, simply add `data-cal-link` attribute to the element.
<button data-cal-link="jane" data-cal-config="A valid config JSON"></button>
</details>
<details>
<summary>React</summary>
```jsx
import "@calcom/embed-react";
const MyComponent = ()=> {
return <button data-cal-link="jane" data-cal-config='A valid config JSON'></button>
}
````
</details>
### Full Screen
## Supported Instructions
Consider an instruction as a function with that name and that would be called with the given arguments.
### `inline`
Appends embed inline as the child of the element.
```javascript
Cal("inline", { elementOrSelector, calLink });
````
- `elementOrSelector` - Give it either a valid CSS selector or an HTMLElement instance directly
- `calLink` - Cal Link that you want to embed e.g. john. Just give the username. No need to give the full URL [https://cal.com/john](). It makes it easy to configure the calendar host once and use as many links you want with just usernames
### `ui`
Configure UI for embed. Make it look part of your webpage.
```javascript
Cal("inline", { styles });
```
- `styles` - It supports styling for `body` and `eventTypeListItem`. Right now we support just background on these two.
### preload
Usage:
If you want to open cal link on some action. Make it pop open instantly by preloading it.
```javascript
Cal("preload", { calLink });
```
- `calLink` - Cal Link that you want to embed e.g. john. Just give the username. No need to give the full URL [https://cal.com/john]()