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# Embedding Maps
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Available in Pro only.
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Allowing external users or apps to embed your maps expands the breadth of your creativity hugely. We're also working on API options so you can call your map data from a mobile app! Get in touch if you need this ASAP.
**When you've installed Pro, the menu items under "Embed & API" will be visible when editing a Map**.
To embed a map, simply go to the Embed & API section when on a given Map edit screen, turn on Allow Embed, and copy the embed code that appears underneath. You can give this to other users or place it on other sites as needed.
### Setting Parameters
You can manually set the center and zoom of an embed code according to the URL if you like!
Set it using query strings on the URL that's given to you, for example like:
```
```
You can add
* \&latitude=\
* \&longitude=\
* \&zoom=\
to the URL, like
```
```
### Permissions
However, you may not want your map to be embeddable anywhere on the internet. To only allow specific users, turn on **Protect Embed** and, in the text area below, enter each domain you want to allow on a separate line.
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