Smart Calculations, Smarter Decisions
Use the /embed slash command. 30 seconds, no code, works in any page or wiki.
Notion's /embed command accepts any URL that allows iframing. Paste a CalcIQ calculator URL and you get a working financial calculator inside your Notion page. Works in private workspaces, shared pages, and published Notion Sites.
Open the CalcIQ embed library and find your calculator. The URL format is:
Available calculators: sip, emi, fd, coffee, bmi, age, rent-vs-buy, loan-comparison, tip, fuel, and all regional variants.
Click anywhere on your Notion page and type /embed. Select Embed from the dropdown menu (not "Bookmark" — that only shows a link preview).
Paste the URL (e.g., https://calciq.app/app?calc=emi) and press Embed link.
The calculator appears immediately. If you see "Unable to load," double-check the URL has no typos and uses https://.
Drag the bottom edge of the embed block to increase height. Recommendations:
Width is automatic — fills your page content area.
If /embed doesn't work (some Notion workspaces restrict embeds), use a full iframe in an HTML block:
Note: Notion's /html block is only available on paid plans (Plus, Business, Enterprise). Free plan users should stick with /embed.
Add an EMI calculator directly into your team's loan policy page. Colleagues can run calculations without leaving Notion.
Build a "My Money" Notion page with SIP, FD, and coffee calculators side by side. Track projections alongside your financial notes.
If you publish blog posts or guides via Notion Sites, embedded calculators make your content interactive. Readers calculate their own numbers instead of just reading examples.
https://calciq.app/app?calc=NAMEcalciq.appNotion has become the go-to workspace for personal dashboards, wikis, client portals, and public knowledge bases. Embedding a live calculator turns a static Notion page into an interactive tool — without leaving Notion or writing any code:
Because Notion supports the /embed block natively, there's nothing to install — paste the calculator URL and Notion renders it inline.
Yes. Embedded calculators render both in your private Notion workspace and on pages you publish to the web via Notion's "Share to web" feature or third-party tools like Super and Potion.
No. The /embed block is available on Notion's free plan. There's no premium requirement to embed an external calculator.
Yes — free with no signup or API key. All calculations happen in the reader's browser and no input data is collected or sent anywhere, which fits Notion's privacy-conscious user base.
Yes. Drag the handles on the embed block to adjust its size within your Notion page. For the best experience, give financial calculators (SIP, EMI, FD) a taller block and simpler ones (BMI, Age, Tip) a shorter one.
Need to embed on a different platform? See our guides for WordPress, Webflow, Squarespace, Wix, or Ghost.
Or browse the full embed library with copy-paste code for all 19 calculators.