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# How to Display
## How to Display Online
Dynamic art is an html file that can be loaded into an iframe to display online. Of course, security is important so it is best to sandbox the iframe. You can use the code below to load into an iframe.
```html
```
## How to Display on a Digital Frame
Unfortunately, the dynamic art support is lacking for digital frames. There are a few promising frames being developed and we will update this as they release!
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