# Embedding a Playbook

You can embed a Guidde playbook or playlist that is public within any web page that either you or your company own or has a designated embed option.\
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This is how your embedded playbook will look while the transcription tab will be laid out depending on your frame's size:

![](/files/LLpnFFWGW2oD0DfYTE0h)

To embed a playbook, first make sure it is public as described in [this article](/guidde/sharing-knowledge/share-knowledge-with-people-and-spaces.md).

Then edit your playbook and click on the embed link to copy the embed code:

![Copy embed code button in edit mode](/files/IuChUik3r59MZWuzPOb4)

You now have the option to choose between **Responsive** (which adjusts itself based on the size of the screen- great for mobile devices) and **Fixed**.

![Copy embed code fixed vs. responsive](/files/nB56QIcmonOqNVmoJmsf)

Now you can copy the code and implement it in any web page.\
If you need just the embed link you can copy the link pointed out below:

![](/files/IBINEGLnQ2wlsLlvqc0P)


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