Notion now supports Tableau Embeds natively.
Notion just made embedding Tableau dashboards effortless, and it might be the best place yet to build your data portfolio.
- Notion now lets you embed Tableau dashboards by typing backslash, choosing the embed block, and pasting the viz link directly
- The new method works with private Tableau Cloud and Server links, not just Tableau Public, removing the old limitation
- You can resize the embed window, but making it smaller than the viz's intended space crops it, so spacing matters
- For full-width visualisations you need to set the Notion page to full width for the embed to expand properly
- Notion's flexible blocks, toggles and text let you curate a tailored data portfolio that links out to blogs, videos and other assets
Notion has quietly made embedding Tableau dashboards far simpler than before, and Tim explains why this now makes Notion one of the best places to build a curated data portfolio.
Tim previously made a video showing a multi-step workaround for embedding a Tableau Public viz in Notion. Notion has since changed how embeds work behind the scenes, so that old method is no longer needed.
- Notion announces native Tableau embed support 0:00
Notion posted that private Tableau dashboards can now be embedded directly, prompting Tim to check whether this simplified his old, more complicated workaround. It had — the process is now much easier.
- Paste the viz link into an embed block 0:42
Copy the link to your Tableau Public viz, then in Notion type backslash to open the block insertion tool, choose 'embed', and paste the link straight in. The viz loads immediately with no extra setup required.
- Resize carefully to avoid cropping 1:42
You can drag the embed window to resize it, which is one of the nicer ways to fit a viz into a page. As a caveat, shrinking it smaller than the viz's intended dimensions will cut content off, so keep the spacing appropriate.
- Cloud and Server links now work too 2:12
The same embedding steps should now work for private Tableau Cloud and Server links, not just Tableau Public — previously this wasn't possible. Tim couldn't demo it live due to a bug on his end, but expects the same paste-and-embed approach to apply.
- Notion as a curated data portfolio 2:59
A Tableau Public profile is a good showcase space, but you can't control exactly what's visible there. Notion lets you build a page with only the vizzes and context you choose — useful when sending a single curated link to a recruiter or interviewer.
- Add context with headings, text and toggles 4:02
Around each embedded viz you can add headings, explanatory text about the technique you used, and toggle blocks so viewers can expand to view and interact with the viz only when they choose to. This lets you group multiple 'viz of the day' examples under organised, collapsible sections.
- Set the page to full width for wide vizzes 5:21
If a viz embedded inside a toggle or block doesn't expand as wide as expected, set the whole Notion page to full width — this is a required fix for that specific layout issue, though it can make surrounding text look less tidy.
- Link out to build a fuller portfolio 6:21
Beyond embedding vizzes, Notion's layout flexibility lets you link off to related blogs, videos or talks, making it a stronger way to showcase your work than a profile page alone. Tim plans a follow-up video on building a full data portfolio this way.
- Shrinking an embed below the viz's natural size crops the content rather than scaling it down cleanly.
- Wide vizzes embedded inside blocks or toggles need the Notion page set to full width to expand properly, which can affect surrounding text layout.
- Tim couldn't verify the Cloud/Server link workflow live due to a bug on his end, so it's based on Notion's announcement rather than his own confirmed test.
Reach for this when you want to send someone — a recruiter, interviewer or collaborator — a single curated link showing your best Tableau work with context, rather than pointing them at your whole public profile.
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- 5 July 2026 at 09:38
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