Sorry, what are you trying to say here (if this is a question)?

I'm not understanding this. Is this a question? If so, you can use HTML to embed that into a website.

If you copied an embed link from a project page, you can put that on another website in a certain format, and it will basically embed the project player into the webpage. If you take the project URL with the “/embed” at the end, you'll see what the project player will look like when it's embedded, although it might be smaller depending on the size you used in the embed link.

I can't remember how you embed the link in a text document, but that's why Scratch has embed links.

The embed code is some HTML that puts a project player on any HTML document with that text in it.

It's some code you can put in a website to put scratch projects in the website.

<iframe src="https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/672170997/embed“ allowtransparency=”true“ width=”485“ height=”402“ frameborder=”0“ scrolling=”no" allowfullscreen></iframe>

To view and play Scratch projects on outside websites, you can embed the project with the following steps:

1.Click “copy link” in the bottom right of the project pane.
2.A dialog will appear, with two boxes and two links.
3.Click the “copy embed” link.
4.Paste this code in the HTML editor where it needs to go.

You can add this link inside of a website editor (like Glitch or Google Sites, or wherever you have an html page), and it will embed the project to your website.