Embed a Voice Note on Your Website

Embedding puts a small audio player for one of your recordings directly on a web page. Visitors press play and listen right there — no app, no account, no download. It's a great fit for a landing page welcome, a portfolio, a founder note, or a product update.

How it works

An embed is a copy-paste <iframe> snippet pointing at your shared recording. The player loads inside it; the audio streams from SendMyVoice. Nothing is installed on your site.

Getting the embed code

1. Open the recording's detail page
2. Click Share, then Embed
3. Customize the player (see below)
4. Click Copy and paste the snippet into your page's HTML

If the recording isn't shared yet, opening the dialog creates the public link for you.

Customizing the player

In the embed dialog you can set:

• Theme — light or dark, to match your page
• Accent — the color of the play button and the played portion of the waveform
• Title and Caption — the text shown on the card

A live preview updates as you change these, so you can see exactly what visitors will get before you copy the code.

Removing the SendMyVoice mark

By default the player shows a small "via SendMyVoice" link. On the Pro plan you can turn on Remove "via SendMyVoice" for a clean, unbranded player. On the Free plan the mark stays.

Good to know

• Audio never plays inside an email. Email apps block audio players, so for email use Copy image instead — it pastes a play button that opens the recording in the browser.
• Sizing. The snippet ships with a sensible default size; you can change the width and height on the <iframe> to fit your layout.
• Password-protected recordings show a prompt to open the full page rather than playing inline.
• Stop sharing removes the recording's public link, and the embed stops working with it.

What's next?

• Voice notes & sharing recordings — sharing links, email, and editing
• Recording voice notes — the full recording flow