# Single iFrame Integration

## Via iFrame

*Hint: Doesn't increase loading time, as the viewer will be loaded AFTER your website. In doubt, add additional lazy load to your website.* 

### Step 1: Generate iFrame via world.mazing

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Choose desired iframe size at <https://easyiframe.com/>, scroll down and copy the HTML Code.

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### Step 2: Go to your website

Example: Wordpress

Add "Raw HTML" \
(depending on your CMS, theme etc. this might be called "Code", "HTML", "iframe". etc.)

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