Struggling to make your Elementor iframe full height?

Maybe you’re embedding a video, audio, google map, or some external webpage — but it’s stuck in a tiny box. Annoying, right?

Don’t worry. We’ve got a super simple fix that works like magic: the Custom iFrame plugin for Elementor by Coderz Studio.

Just 4 quick steps:

  1. Install the free Custom iFrame plugin by Coderz Studio.
  2. Edit your Elementor page
  3. Add the iframe widget > Paste the URL and embed the content
  4. Set height to 100% or 100vh or as per your needs in px.

Let’s walk you through the fix with a step by step guide.

What Causes Elementor iFrame Full Height Issues?

iFrames are stubborn. By default, they don’t stretch to fit the space you give them in Elementor. They just sit there at their default size—usually way too short.

So if your embedded content looks squished or scrolls unnecessarily, it’s probably because the height isn’t set properly. That’s where this plugin saves the day.

Fix Elementor iFrame Full Height with Custom iFrame Plugin

The Custom iFrame plugin is built for exactly this. Created by Coderz Studio, it adds an easy-to-use iFrame widget inside Elementor with all the right controls.  Just paste any URL— embed videos, audios, google maps, forms, or even PDF files.

No complex settings, no broken layouts. Just seamless embeds, every time.

Step 1: Install the Plugin

  1. In WordPress, go to Plugins > Add New
  2. Search for Custom iFrame by Coderz Studio
  3. Click Install and then Activate
The image showcases the WordPress plugin listing for "Custom iFrame for Elementor," designed to embed PDFs, maps, videos, and websites within Elementor pages. The listing highlights features such as lazy loading, auto-height adjustment, dynamic URL support, and SEO-friendly functionality. Additional details include over 200 active installations, a 5-star rating from user reviews, and a prominent "Install Now" button. These features underscore the plugin's utility in enhancing web designs with seamless integration options.

Step 2: Add the Widget in Elementor

  1. Open your page in Elementor
  2. Search for Custom iFrame in the widget panel
  3. Drag it into the section where you want the content

Step 3: Paste Your iFrame Link

In the widget settings, paste your iFrame URL (like a Form link, a webpage, video, audio or any embed link).

And now the magic begins…

How to Set Elementor iFrame to Full Height Step by Step

Here’s how to make your iFrame actually stretch full height in Elementor:

Option A: Manual Height

You can set the height using:

  • px (pixels) — for fixed height
  • % (percent) — to fill the parent container
  • vh (viewport height) — to fill the screen

Pro Tip: Try 100vh if you want the iFrame to take up the entire screen.

Option B: Auto Height

Want it to adjust based on the content inside? Just turn on the Auto Height toggle in the widget settings.

The image showcases the settings panel in Elementor for configuring "iframe full height." It features options to adjust the height dynamically and enable or disable scrollbars. Additional settings include toggle buttons for auto height and viewport adjustments, ensuring flexibility and responsiveness when embedding iframes. These intuitive controls make it seamless to configure Elementor iframe full height functionality within web designs.

Scrollbar Control (Show/Hide)

  • Enable “Show Scrollbar” if you want users to scroll inside the iFrame.
  • Disable it for a cleaner, seamless embed (ideal for full-height content).

The Show Scroll toggle in the settings ensures users can easily navigate through the embedded content. By utilizing these options, you can ensure the iFrame’s height is optimized for your Elementor designs and user needs.

Real User 5🌟 Review: iFrame Height Fix Just Works

Don’t just take our word for it — here’s what a happy user said after struggling with the Elementor iFrame full height issue:

This is exactly why the Custom iFrame plugin by Coderz Studio was built—to save time, skip the hacks, and just make things work.

The image displays a five-star user review titled "Problem in achieving full height iframe." The review, submitted by sandeepkashyap2000 nearly four weeks ago, describes their challenge with embedding an iframe in Elementor to achieve full height. After extensive searching on Google, they discovered the Custom iFrame plugin that resolved the issue effectively. The reviewer expresses gratitude for the free plugin, highlighting its usefulness in solving the iframe height problem.

Make Your iFrame Look Amazing (Easy Styling Guide)

With the height fix, want your embedded content to look like it belongs on your page? The Custom iFrame plugin gives you needful styling options. Here’s how to use them:

  1. Set Perfect Spacing
    • Use Padding (10-20px) to prevent cramped content
    • Example: Give your PDF viewer breathing room

  2. Control Width & Position
    • Set Width to 100% for full-width embeds
    • Alignment options to center maps/forms perfectly

  3. Add Visual Polish
    • Backgrounds: Match your site’s color scheme
    • Borders: Subtle 1px lines to frame content cleanly
    • Shadows: Soft depth effect (great for featured content)

  4. Optimize for Mobile
    • Reduce padding on phones to prevent overflow
    • Disable shadows/borders for cleaner small-screen viewing
The image depicts the Elementor interface with the "Edit Custom iFrame" settings panel open. The Style tab is selected, showing configuration options for Padding (adjustable for Top, Right, Bottom, and Left in pixels), Alignment (with left, center, and right options), and Container Width set to 100%. There are expandable sections for Background Style, Border Style, and Box Shadow Style, offering customization for visual elements of the iframe. These settings help streamline the design process for embedding iFrames in Elementor.

Check this How to Style Custom iFrame? guide—adjust colors, backgrounds, borders, & more!

FAQ: Elementor iFrame Full Height

Try turning on Auto Height or adjusting the manual height to 100vh.

Absolutely. Just use separate widgets for each iframe.

For full screen sections, use 100vh. For layout-specific heights, % works better.

Final Thoughts

Getting Elementor iFrame full height to work doesn’t have to be a puzzle.

With the Custom iFrame plugin by Coderz Studio, you’ve got a clean, reliable way to embed content that actually fits your design — no coding, no hacks, no tears.

Got questions? need help with setup? Want to show off your setup?
Drop a comment below and let us know how you’re using iFrame in Elementor. We’d love to see what you’re building!

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