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# Connect to Notion
## Embed Plus content in Notion
[Connect Plus to Notion](https://www.notion.so/integrations/plus-8f25d2b0-81cf-46f9-a2ac-1bea17d57f19) to embed Snapshots and Pages directly in Notion.
Example of a Plus Snapshot embedded in Notion
## Connect Plus to Notion
Connect your Plus account to Notion [here](https://www.notion.so/integrations/plus-8f25d2b0-81cf-46f9-a2ac-1bea17d57f19).
You'll also be prompted to Connect to Plus if you paste a Plus URL into a Notion document.
When you paste a Plus URL into Notion, you'll see a prompt to connect to Plus.
Follow the instructions to log into your Plus account and connect to Notion.
## Adding Plus content to Notion
Paste a Plus URL into your Notion doc. Follow the instructions to Connect to Plus if you haven't already.
Click **Paste as preview** to expand the Plus Snapshot or Page.
## Using Plus embeds in Notion
Your Plus Snapshots in Notion will stay up-to-date automatically.
You can refresh Snapshots, view previous versions, copy the Snapshot URL, and go to the source where the Snapshot was taken directly within Notion.
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