Embedding maps
Once you publish a map, it's available as a view-only embedded viewer you can drop into your own website, app, or portal.
How it works
A published map is served from a URL such as https://embed.iconmap.ai/v/pub_XXXX. You place that URL in an <iframe> on your page, and the map appears inline — fully interactive for panning and zooming, plus any controls you enabled (navigation, scale, projection, basemap switcher, layer toggle), but view-only: viewers can't change the map or reach the authoring experience.
Data and access
- The embedded map reads only the frozen published files from your OneLake; the underlying Fabric data and item are never exposed.
- Access is governed by the publish settings — anonymous link, signed tokens, and an allowed-origins allow-list.
- A dedicated reader identity is used to serve the published files; your administrator sets this up once (see Security & permissions).
Reading-view controls
You decide which controls the embedded viewer offers, so you can present anything from a locked-down static-looking map to a fully explorable one with basemap switching and layer toggles.
Next steps
- Publishing & sharing — snapshot vs live and access controls.
- Security & permissions — the one-time setup for embedding.