OpenPawn

Widgets

Chess that fitson any page

The puzzle of the day, a finished game or any position, ready to paste into a club page, a blog or a school site.

Make a widget

Make your widget

Pick one, set it up and copy the code. The preview is the real widget.

Widget
Theme
Auto follows each reader’s light or dark setting.
Copy the code 
<iframe src="https://openpawn.org/embed/puzzle-of-the-day" title="Puzzle of the day on OpenPawn" width="400" height="520" style="width:100%;max-width:400px;height:auto;aspect-ratio:400/520;border:0;border-radius:16px" loading="lazy" referrerpolicy="no-referrer" sandbox="allow-scripts allow-same-origin allow-popups allow-popups-to-escape-sandbox"></iframe>

Paste it where the widget should go. It scales with the column it sits in.

Live preview

Made to sit quietly on your page

  • No cookies, no tracking

    The widget stores nothing about your readers and sends nothing back. Nobody signs in inside it.

  • Fits any column

    It keeps its shape from a phone up to a wide page, and works with touch, mouse and keyboard.

  • Changes by itself

    The puzzle of the day turns over at midnight, Berlin time, so your page always shows the current one.

Run a chess club? List it in the club directory, so players near you find your meeting nights. See the club directory

Questions

Does the widget track my readers?

No. It sets no cookies, keeps nothing in the browser and reports nothing back. It only loads the puzzle, game or position you chose.

Will it work on WordPress, Wix or Squarespace?

Yes, anywhere you can paste HTML. Use a custom HTML block for the frame code. If your site removes frames, use the plain link instead.

Which games can I put on my site?

Finished games played on OpenPawn. Games that are still running, and games with a junior player in them, stay on OpenPawn only.

Can I change the size?

Yes. The frame fills the width of its column up to the size in the code, and keeps its shape. Change max-width in the code to make it smaller.