How to Create and Embed a Notion Changelog on Your Website
Table of Contents
Why Notion for Changelogs?
Benefits
Perfect For
Setting Up Your Changelog
Structure
<h1 id="changelog">Changelog</h1><h2 id="version-21-january-15-2026">[Version 2.1] - January 15, 2026</h2>
<h3 id="-new-features">✨ New Features</h3>
Feature description <h3 id="-bug-fixes">🐛 Bug Fixes</h3>
Fix description <h3 id="-improvements">🔧 Improvements</h3>
Improvement description <h2 id="version-20-january-1-2026">[Version 2.0] - January 1, 2026</h2>
...
Using a Database
Create a database with:
Embedding on Your Site
Method 1: Direct Iframe
<iframe
src="https://your-workspace.notion.site/Changelog-abc123"
style="width: 100%; height: 800px; border: none;"
></iframe>
Method 2: Notion Embed (Recommended)
Notion Embed provides:
Dedicated Changelog URL
Point your domain:
changelog.yourproduct.com → Notion page
Best Practices
Writing Updates
Maintenance
FAQ
How often should I update?
Weekly or with each release. Consistency matters.
Should I include all changes?
Focus on user-facing changes. Internal refactoring isn't necessary.
Can users subscribe to updates?
Use an email notification service alongside your changelog.
Conclusion
Notion changelogs are easy to maintain and professional to display:
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Emily Rodriguez
Content Creator at Notion Embed. Passionate about helping people share their knowledge with the world.
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How often should I update?
Weekly or with each release. Consistency matters.
Should I include all changes?
Focus on user-facing changes. Internal refactoring isn't necessary.
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