# Quick start
Integrate the Enoch Avatar Creator with an HTML page. For this Quick start guide, you will integrate the Avatar Creator into a website using Enoch APIs. It takes less than 5 minutes! You can use this method for integrating with any stack that supports REST and postMessage.
#### Embed the Avatar Creator into a web page
1. Create a new .html file in a text editor.
2. Copy and paste the code below into the file and save it.
3. Open the file in a web browser.
4. Click **Open Enoch**. The Avatar Creator iFrame opens.
5. Create an avatar.
6. After creating the avatar, you'll receive the avatar URL in the `v1.avatar.exported` event. In the event handler, the avatar URL is shown and the Avatar Creator iFrame gets hidden again.
See the example code for details.
#### Example code
```
Document
Enoch iframe example
Click the "Open Enoch" button.
Create an avatar and click the "Done" button when you're done customizing.
After creation, this parent page receives the URL to the avatar.
The Enoch window closes and the URL is displayed.
If you have a subdomain, replace the 'demo' subdomain in the iframe source URL with yours.
Avatar URL:
```
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