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language: en
title: What is the embed code for the TuCalendi widget?
category: Widget
summary: Learn what an embed code is, what it looks like and where to paste it to add the TuCalendi booking widget to your website.
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# What is the embed code for the TuCalendi widget?

## What is an embed code?

When you want to add the **TuCalendi booking widget** to your website, TuCalendi provides you with an **embed code**. This code is a small piece of text that, when pasted onto your page, makes the widget appear directly on it, ready for your customers to **book an appointment without leaving your site**.

You **don’t need to know how to code** to use it. The process is as simple as **copying that code** from TuCalendi and **pasting it** into the spot on your website where you want the widget to appear.

## Why is it called an embed code?

The term **"embedding"** refers to inserting or integrating an external element into a web page. In this case, the TuCalendi widget is that external element that is integrated into your page as if it were part of it.

It’s also common to hear the term **"embed"**, which means exactly the same thing. When someone says "embed the widget" or "make an embed", they’re referring to this same process of pasting the code onto the webpage.

## What does the embed code look like?

The embed code is a snippet of text that begins with **<script** or **<div**. It looks technical, but you don’t need to understand or modify it. You simply need to **copy it exactly as is** and paste it in the correct place on your webpage.

## Where do you paste the code?

The exact location where you need to paste the code depends on the **platform or content management system** you use for your website. The most common platforms, such as **WordPress**, **Wix**, **Squarespace** or **Webflow**, have specific blocks or sections for inserting HTML code. In most cases, all you need to do is add an **HTML or custom code block** in the section of your page where you want the widget to appear, and paste the TuCalendi code into that block.

If your website is managed by a **developer or technical team**, you can send them the code directly so they can integrate it.

In the following tutorials, you’ll see **step-by-step instructions** on how to obtain the embed code from TuCalendi and how to paste it into the most common content management systems.