Document reader for your website

Publish documents on your own site.

Upload a PDF, share its reader link, or add it to a page with one embed snippet.

Public reader · no account · seven-day link

Publish a PDF

No account required. Uploaded documents are public and expire after seven days.

From file to reader in three steps.

Upload the document, share its link, then add the reader to the page where it belongs.

01 / UPLOAD

Upload the document

EmbedFox validates a PDF before publication, up to 25 MB.

02 / READER

Open the reader

Readers can navigate pages, search, zoom, use fullscreen and share a link to a specific page.

03 / EMBED

Embed it on a page

The versioned embed script loads an isolated reader and adjusts its height on the host page.

Live demo

This is what your readers get.

FOXFIELD is a fictional field journal we publish through the same pipeline as any customer document. The reader below is a real embed — page through it, search it for “fox”, zoom in.

A real embed through the public /embed/v1.js snippet — the same one you get after upload.

For regular publishing

A reader for today. A publishing workspace in progress.

The public reader and embed handle one public document without an account. Signing in keeps documents, and a plan adds team workspaces and a publisher appearance. Controlled delivery, analytics and the publishing API are still being built.

Available now

A document library that lasts

Sign in and a document stops expiring. On a paid plan you can replace the file without changing where readers find it.

See the plans
Building in public

Controlled delivery

Allowed embed domains, previews limited to the first pages and an email gate for the rest.

Protection direction
Building in public

Analytics without cookies

See how a document is opened and read without cookie banners or a profile of any reader.

Building in public

A publishing API

Upload from the systems that prepare your documents and react to signed publishing events.

API direction

Read the product roadmap

Keep readers on your website.

The reader stays with the rest of your content. Visitors do not need to leave the page or browse an unrelated public directory to read the document.