Embedded content refers to media or interactive elements that are integrated into a webpage or application, allowing users to view or interact with them without leaving the site. Common examples include videos from platforms like YouTube, social media posts from Twitter, or maps from Google Maps. This type of content enhances user experience by providing relevant information and entertainment directly within the context of the page. The process of embedding typically involves using HTML code or specific tools provided by the content platform. This allows creators to share their work more widely and encourages engagement, as users can easily access and interact with the content without navigating away from the original site.