# 4.3. Model Viewer: Share/Embed

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❗️ This feature will be available after the 3D modeling upload is complete.

Sharing and embedding options are only accessible once the 3D modeling setup is complete.
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## Public: Location of the Share/Embed Button

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### Step 01

Go to **\[Archisketch Dashboard > Enterprise Library > Furniture]**.

Click on a **furniture card** that includes a 3D model. You can tell whether a furniture card contains a model by referring to the image below.

![Archisketch Dashboard > Enterprise Library > Furniture](/files/e6f138cb178bc4a62006ec5e242f3ebb9e973e43)

![Indicator for Presence of 3D Model](/files/4f7ab3e906a2b76285b1df3f579ef66286c84387)
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### Step 02

Click on **the furniture card with a 3D model** to go to the item detail page.

Then, inside the Product Info section on the item detail page, click the **\[Share/Embed] button**.

![Share/Embed button](/files/a2b91bcc7747ee74044173843875588542fda184)
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## Model Viewer: Share

The **Model Viewer sharing feature** provides two main options (**QR Code Download** and **Copy Link**).

![Model Viewer Share options](/files/ad9fbf0c71adf857b20bdaddefdf9004a049f834)

### 📌 Description: Share Features

| **Feature**     | **Description**                                                              |
| --------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **QR Download** | Download the model viewer’s QR code in your preferred size for easy sharing. |
| **Copy Link**   | Copy the URL of the model viewer to share it with others quickly and easily. |

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## Model Viewer: Embed

**Embed** allows you to insert external content (like a model viewer) into your own website or blog. Archisketch provides an embed feature so you can easily insert the model viewer into any external site. Follow the steps below to use it.

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### Step 01

Click the **\[Share/Embed]** button and switch to the Embed tab.

![Embed tab](/files/de75271f96802803abad7b4ba9fe7771c92c038b)
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### Step 02

Choose your desired **embed size**, then click the **\[Copy Link]** button below.

![Copy Link button](/files/027d32b78a662c6f241dda5144425a108cd7d663)
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### Step 03

Go to your website or blog editor and either click **Embed (or Insert Iframe)** or **open the HTML editor mode**. Paste the copied `<iframe>` code into the location where you want it to appear.

**🔹 See example:** [3.3. WordPress: Embed the Model Viewer](https://docs.archisketch.com/reference/33-wordpress)

![Step 03.01. Open your HTML editor and paste the \<iframe> embed code.](/files/ada2f23d122ddb89acc6032ff1ec5b39a2b5fc77)

![Step 03.02. Review the result to make sure the embed was applied correctly.](/files/fc5fe24f29798af3a6114909da27e18817f8b243)
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