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Embed free party games on your website

Add a spinning wheel, random name picker, dice roller, timer or any of our 100+ games to your blog, classroom page or company intranet with one line of code. Free, no sign-up, no ads inside the embed.

1Pick a game

Open any game and press the </> Embed button, or use a quick pick below.

2Copy the code

Choose light or dark theme and a height, then copy the snippet.

3Paste it anywhere

Works in WordPress, Blogger, Wix, Squarespace, Notion, Google Sites, Canvas, Moodle and plain HTML.

⚡Most embedded games

All 100 games

What it looks like

A live, playable game inside your page — with sound, confetti and fullscreen — plus a small credit line. Resize the frame or let the auto-height script fit it for you.

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Great for

Teachers

Random student picker, countdown timers and quiz games on a class website or LMS.

Bloggers

Playable Would-You-Rather, Truth-or-Dare and trivia inside your articles keeps readers on the page.

Teams

Icebreakers and team generators on an intranet, wiki or Notion workspace.

Event pages

Wheel of Names giveaways, raffles and countdowns for launches, streams and parties.

Embedding FAQ

Is it free to embed AllPartyGames games?

Yes. Every game on AllPartyGames.com can be embedded for free on any website, blog, classroom page, intranet, Notion page or newsletter that supports HTML. No account, API key or approval is needed.

Do I have to keep the credit link?

Please do — the small "AllPartyGames.com" line under the game is how new people discover the site and how we keep the games free. You can move it, but keep it visible.

Will ads show inside my embed?

No. Embedded games never show advertising, tracking pixels or pop-ups on your site. They load only the game, its sounds and confetti.

How do I change the size or theme?

Use the options in the embed box on any game: pick a height, choose the light or dark theme, and keep the optional auto-height script so the frame grows and shrinks with the game.

Does it work on WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Notion and Google Sites?

Yes. Paste the code into an HTML / custom-code / embed block. Platforms that support oEmbed can also embed a game simply by pasting the game link.

Can students or players use it without an account?

Absolutely. Games run entirely in the browser, need no sign-up and work on phones, tablets, laptops and smart boards.

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