The widget looks cramped or scrolls inside its box. How do I fix it?

Drag the bottom edge of the HTML element until the whole gallery is visible. Wix embeds have a fixed height that Wix controls, not the widget — this is the one platform where the widget cannot size itself. It fits the box you give it and scrolls rather than being cut off, but a taller box reads better. Try about 560px for a two-row grid.

Does it work on Wix Studio and the Wix Editor?

Yes, both. In Wix Studio the element is called “Embed HTML” under the Embed & Social section.

Can I put it in a repeating section or a blog post?

Yes — anywhere an Embed HTML element can go. In blog posts, use the HTML block from the post editor’s add menu.

Wix

A free travel map widget for Wix

Show your visitors the best spots nearby on your Wix site — a free map & photo gallery you add with one embed.

Build your widget See the one-line embed

Free · No code · Every photo credited · No visitor tracking

↓ Live preview — the actual widget

Add it to Wix in about a minute

Click Add → Embed Code → Embed HTML.
Choose Code, paste the one line below, and apply.
Drag the element to size it — give it room for the gallery to breathe.

Paste this one line

<script async src="https://photerra.com/embed/v1/loader.js" data-hub="pdx" data-layout="grid" data-cfasync="false"></script>

Customize the location, layout, theme and colors — and copy your exact line — in the widget builder.

Wix puts every HTML embed inside its own fixed-size box on a separate domain, so unlike other platforms the widget cannot push your page taller by itself — you set the height by dragging the element. It fits itself to whatever height you give it and scrolls inside, so nothing is ever cut off, but it looks best with room: roughly 560px for a two-row grid, 580px with the map, 320px for a strip, 480px for a sidebar rail. If you would rather skip the script entirely, the builder can also give you a plain <iframe> line for Wix’s iframe element.

Questions

The widget looks cramped or scrolls inside its box. How do I fix it?: Drag the bottom edge of the HTML element until the whole gallery is visible. Wix embeds have a fixed height that Wix controls, not the widget — this is the one platform where the widget cannot size itself. It fits the box you give it and scrolls rather than being cut off, but a taller box reads better. Try about 560px for a two-row grid.
Does it work on Wix Studio and the Wix Editor?: Yes, both. In Wix Studio the element is called “Embed HTML” under the Embed & Social section.
Can I put it in a repeating section or a blog post?: Yes — anywhere an Embed HTML element can go. In blog posts, use the HTML block from the post editor’s add menu.

Every photo is real travel photography, shown with credit to the person who made it, and we honor each contributor’s privacy choices. It’s free because it helps people discover great places — not because we sell anyone’s data.

Always creditedNo visitor trackingFree

The photography behind it

Every photo in the widget is a real place at a real coordinate, contributed by a traveler or drawn from openly-licensed archives — the same corpus behind Photerra’s destination pages.

Portland·San Francisco·New York City·Paris·All destinations

Why we’re building Photerra · How it compares

Having trouble? Talk to a person.

If the widget isn’t showing up on your Wix site, or it’s showing the wrong place, we can usually spot it in a minute. We answer every message ourselves — there is no ticket queue and no bot.

Troubleshooting & help Email info@photerra.com

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