Embed HTML into NEW Google Sites

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A recent update to Google Sites now allows you to copy HTML/Embed code from other websites and embed your content into your site. This is a major update to Sites and allows NEW sites to be more interactive by allowing these resources to be embedded directly into the site.

How to embed HTML code into NEW Google Sites

  1. Copy the HTML / Embed code from your third party site (i.e. FlipGrid, EdPuzzle, Thinglink, etc.)
  2. On the Site page you want to insert your HTML resource click "Embed" from the insert menu on the right, or double click on the page you would like to insert the resource and choose "Embed" from that menu.
  3. Choose EMBED CODE from the pop-up window
  4. Paste the HTML / Embed code you copied from the other website into the box
  5. Click Next
  6. You are given a preview of what will be displayed on your Site page. Click Insert if you see your resource.
  7. You can resize your resource once it gets inserted on the page, if needed.
  8. Publish your site and view your resource on your live Site.

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