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Every generator has a lightweight embed version at /<tool>/embed/. Paste one iframe tag and it works — no script, no API key.

The one-line version

Every tool page has an "Embed" section with a ready-made snippet. It looks like this:

<iframe src="https://randomgen.net/wheel/embed/"
  width="100%" height="520" loading="lazy"
  frameborder="0"></iframe>

Swap wheel for any tool slug — number, dice, coin, name, team-picker, country, dnd-character, and so on. The embed version is the same generator with the header, footer, and long-form text stripped out, so it fits in a sidebar or a lesson page.

Pre-configured embeds

Settings travel through the URL. Configure the tool the way you want on its main page, click Share URL, then use the query string on the embed address. For example, a number picker locked to 1–50 that draws five at a time:

https://randomgen.net/number/embed/?min=1&max=50&count=5

Whoever loads your page sees exactly that configuration. Results are still fresh on every click.

Where it works

WordPress: add a "Custom HTML" block and paste the iframe. Notion: type /embed and paste the embed URL (without the iframe tag). Google Sites: Insert → Embed → "By URL" or "Embed code". Squarespace, Ghost, Webflow, Canvas, Moodle, Google Classroom announcements: any HTML or embed block. If a platform strips iframes entirely, link to the full tool page instead — the URL carries the same settings.

Height guidance: 480–520px suits most tools; the wheel and bingo caller look better at 600px. Set width="100%" and the embed adapts to the column it lands in.

Rules and attribution

Embedding is free for personal, educational, and commercial sites. The embed carries a small "randomgen.net" link in the corner; please leave it in place. Don't wrap the embed in a way that hides that link or misrepresents the tool as your own. Questions: [email protected].