Your puzzle, on your page, with your name on it.
One iframe drops the activity straight into your site, CMS or LMS. White label — no headers, no footers, no Puzzel branding inside the frame.
Set it up here, paste it there.
Fixed width. Turn on responsive width if your page has to work on phones.
<div> <iframe src='https://puzzel.org/en/crossword/embed?p=-N7G3WdPBEnNh4jW6-Q7' width='600' height='900' frameborder='0'> </iframe></div>
Build the activity
Make it as usual in the editor. The 'Use my activity' button gives you the embed code — you never touch a file.
Copy the iframe
Set the size that suits your layout and drop the snippet into your page's HTML.
Make it yours
Style the activity in the builder — its colours and fonts carry into the frame, so it reads as part of your site.
Sample crossword, free to paste
Drop this into a staging page to see how the frame behaves in your layout. It is a real, playable puzzle — no account needed.
<div> <iframe src='https://puzzel.org/sl/crossword/embed?p=-N7G3WdPBEnNh4jW6-Q7' width='600' height='900' frameborder='0'> </iframe></div>
Anywhere an iframe is allowed
Blocked by your CMS? Paste the snippet into a raw HTML or embed block instead of a rich text field.
Activity ideas
All ideas →Prize wheel
One spin per visitor, slices as big as you decide, the result shown large, and confetti on the top prize only.
Prize-draw word search
The leftover letters spell the code for a giveaway. Add a sign-up form at the end and the puzzle is the entry ticket.
Newsletter puzzle
A Swedish-style puzzle for the back page of the staff mail. Clues sit in the grid, and the numbered cells spell the word readers send in.
Which kind are you?
No right answers, just a result about the player. Every answer moves them along one scale, and where they land is their outcome.
Before you paste it live
No. The embedded activity is white label — no logo, no header, no footer. Your page is the whole experience.
Raise the height, or use 100% width so the frame follows your column instead of a fixed pixel value.
Yes. With responsive width the activity reflows, and touch input works the same as on puzzel.org.