Embed the studio

Embed a car wrap visualizer on your site.

Specced gives every shop a chromeless studio URL. One iframe line puts it on your own site, with no plugin and no script tag. It works on WordPress, Wix, Shopify, Webflow, Squarespace and hand-coded pages. It carries your logo and your films, white-label, and quote requests reach your shop.

Create your shop page

The snippet

One iframe, nothing else.

<iframe src="https://pr-202.specced.server.begue.cc/s/yourshop/embed"
        width="100%" height="900"
        style="border:0;max-width:100%"
        loading="lazy"
        allow="clipboard-write; web-share; fullscreen"
        title="Studio"></iframe>

Swap yourshop for your own shop address. Your dashboard at /shop prints this snippet with the real one already in it, and a copy button.

The frame is 900 pixels tall and 100% wide. The height is fixed because a cross-origin frame cannot size itself without a script, and 900 fits upload, colour pick and render with no inner scrollbar.

Four steps

Snippet in, page out.

1

Copy the snippet

Open your dashboard at /shop. The embed block shows the iframe with your own studio address in it. Copy it.
2

Open your site editor

Pick the page you want the studio on and open it in your builder. A page of its own works, so does a section.
3

Paste into an HTML block

Add the platform's HTML or embed block and paste the iframe in. Keep the attributes as they are.
4

Publish and check

Publish, then open the page on a phone. Run one render and send yourself a quote request to see the lead arrive.

Per platform

Where the block lives.

WordPress

Edit the page in the block editor.
Add a Custom HTML block.
Paste the iframe into it.
Preview, then publish.
In Elementor or Divi, use the HTML widget instead.

Wix

Open the page in the Wix editor.
Add Elements, then Embed Code, then Embed HTML.
Click Enter Code and paste the iframe.
Stretch the element to the full width of the section.
Publish.

Shopify

Go to Online Store, then Pages, then your page.
In the content editor, click the <> button to show HTML.
Paste the iframe and save.
For a section on another template, add a Custom Liquid block and paste it there.

Webflow

Open the page in the Designer.
Drag an Embed element onto the canvas.
Paste the iframe into the code window and save.
Set the element width to 100%, then publish.

Squarespace

Edit the page and add a block.
Choose the Code block.
Paste the iframe and leave Display Source unchecked.
Save, then check the page on a phone.

Hand-coded sites

Open the HTML file or template for the page.
Paste the iframe in the body, where the studio should sit.
Leave the width at 100% so it fits your container.
Deploy.

Questions

Does the embed need a plugin?

No. It is a plain iframe, so there is no plugin, no script tag and no app to install. Specced sends frame-ancestors * on the embed URL, which is why it loads inside WordPress, Wix, Shopify, Webflow, Squarespace and hand-coded pages alike.

Can visitors use it without an account?

Yes. The embedded studio has no signup wall. A visitor uploads a photo, picks a film and gets a render without creating anything. Safari blocks the storage an embed needs, so Safari visitors follow the link in the corner to the same studio on its own page.

Where do quote requests from the embed go?

To your shop, the same as from your subdomain. The lead carries the customer's render, the car they named and the exact film. The shop is read from the address the frame is served on, never from the page framing it, so no one can post leads into your inbox from elsewhere.

Is Specced branding shown?

No. The embed is chromeless: no Specced logo, no header, no footer, no attribution line. It carries your logo and your colours. That is what white-label means here, and it is why the frame reads as part of your site.

Can I limit which films appear?

Yes. You choose which films your studio carries at /shop/films, and the embed shows exactly that list. A film you do not fit never appears, so a quote request cannot name something you would have to turn down.