For site owners

Put any of these games on your own site.

Twenty original games, free to embed, with no registration, no API key and no revenue share. One iframe, and the game is on your page.

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One line of HTML

No SDK to load, no key to request, no build step on your side. Paste the snippet and the game runs.

Free, with no signup

There is no account, no quota and no revenue share. Nothing about your visitors is sent to us.

Nothing tracked

The games make no network request once loaded and store nothing beyond a best score in the visitor's own browser.

The snippet

Swap the slug for any of the twenty games.

Each game has an embed URL of the form /embed/<slug>/, which holds the game and a small credit line. Size the iframe however you like; the game fills whatever space it is given and recalculates its own layout.

<iframe src="https://iptsi.com/embed/iptsi-runner/"
        width="100%" height="640"
        style="border:0;display:block"
        title="iptsi Runner"
        loading="lazy"
        allow="fullscreen; autoplay"></iframe>

A height of 640 is comfortable on a desktop; below about 480 the games get cramped, and on a phone give the embed most of the screen or link to the game page instead.

What you may do

Embed the games on any site, commercial or personal, without asking. Link back to the game page if you want to; the credit line inside the embed already does that. You may put the embed inside a page that carries your own advertising, provided the advertising sits outside the game frame rather than over it.

What we ask you not to do

Do not remove the credit line, do not rehost the game file as your own, and do not modify the game or present it as something you made. The games are ours; the embed is a licence to show them, not to keep them.

Which games you can embed

The twenty originals, all of them. The licensed titles in the catalogue are published under agreements with their studios that do not extend to third-party embedding, so those are not available for use on other sites. They are listed separately on the catalogue page.

Why the embed URLs are noindex

Embed pages are marked noindex and kept out of our sitemap, so an embed on your site does not compete with your own page in search results. The canonical game page is the one search engines will show.

Tell us if you embed them

We do not require it and nothing breaks if you do not, but knowing where the games end up is useful to us.

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