Implement your story on your website

You built a killer story. Now what?

It’s not magic. It’s implementation. And yes, that word sounds boring, but that’s exactly where the magic happens.

🧰 First things first: your implementation toolbox

Every story built with Intractive gives you: an embed code.

(Don’t skip this bit): For your website implementation, you need this embed code. And here’s the catch - it’s different for every story. So, no copy-pasting from this article. Hop into the Builder, grab the code for your masterpiece.

How?

Share > Website > follow the steps.

Now, lets get started!

💻 Website implementation

There are three main ways to embed an interactive story, ranging from simple to more technical.

How it works:

Step 1: Add the popup to your website

Include the following script right before the tag on your website, if you haven't already done so.

Go to your story in the Builder, hit Share, choose Website, enter a name and there it is - your very own SDK code. Copy, paste, done.

Example:

Completed this step? Go to step 2.

Step 2. Find your story ID

To link the correct story to the script, you need the ID. It is the last part of the QR link in the Share tab of your story.

Step 3. Launch player

Pop-up

Method 1. Using a link

To open this story in a pop-up when a user clicks on an anchor tag, you can use the following code:

// Replace YOUR-ID with with the actual ID
<a href="https://links.intractive.app/YOUR-ID?embed=1">Open experience</a>

Step 4: Place the link to your story (from step 2) behind text or an image.

Add the following link somewhere on your page. This can be a button, link, or any other option your website CMS might have. When visitors click on the link, the story will open as a pop-up over your web page.

Example:

When clicked, the story opens in a popup. (If the script doesn’t load, the regular link still works).

💡 Pros & cons at a glance

Pros:

Easy to set up: just drop in the script and link your story
Works with any clickable element (text, image, button)
Fallback-safe: if the SDK doesn’t load, the link still works
Doesn’t take up space on your page until clicked

Cons:

Limited control over popup design
Requires adding a script to your site (may be restricted by some CMS/security policies)

🏁 Final thoughts

Implementation isn’t an afterthought, it’s half the impact.

And luckily, with Intractive, the tech side is simple. So you can focus on what really matters: getting people to click, care, and come back.

Want to know what works? Don’t guess, track. For example: A/B test different placements (e.g. CTA button vs. inline link).

Updated on: 12/10/2026

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