HTML <object> width Attribute

The HTML <object> width attribute is used to specify the horizontal dimension of the embedded object, defining the width of the displayed content within the webpage.

Syntax:

<object width="pixels">

Attribute Values:

• pixels: It holds the width of the object in terms of pixels.

The below example illustrates the <object> width attribute in HTML:

HTML <object> width attribute Example

Example: This example uses object width attribute to set the object width.

Output:

👁 HTML object width attribute

Explanation:

• Above example utilizes the <object> tag with the width attribute set to 400 pixels and the height attribute set to 200 pixels to embed an image.
• The data attribute specifies the image source URL for display within the webpage.

HTML object width attribute Use-Case

1. How to specify the width and height of the object in HTML5?

In HTML5, use the width and height attributes within the <object> tag to specify the horizontal and vertical dimensions of embedded content, respectively, defining its display size.

Supported Browsers

The browser supported by HTML <object> width attribute are listed below:

• Google Chrome
• Edge
• Internet Explorer 
• Firefox
• Opera
• Safari