Australian embed guide

Add a spinner wheel to your Australian website

The streamlined play view lets people spin your configured wheel without surrounding website navigation. It works well in approved HTML blocks used by learning systems, club pages, intranets, event sites, and presentation tools.

Return to the wheel and create a link

Prepare and publish the player

1
Finish the options, colours, sounds, and result settings on your wheel.
2
Open Save & share and switch to the Embed tab.
3
Paste the supplied iframe into an approved HTML or embed component.
4
Check touch controls on a phone and the full layout on a larger screen before the page goes live.

A flexible layout for different screens

Place the iframe in this 3:2 wrapper when the host page must resize smoothly between a mobile column and a wide desktop content area.

<div style="position:relative;width:100%;aspect-ratio:3/2;min-height:420px">
  <iframe src="https://spinnerwheel.ai/en-AU/play?cmsWheelId=266b13ef-347a-44e2-8ea6-e63ef46cbd93&lang=en-AU&topBar=false" title="SpinnerWheel.ai" style="position:absolute;inset:0;width:100%;height:100%;border:0" allowfullscreen loading="lazy"></iframe>
</div>

Settings worth keeping

topBar=false keeps the embedded player focused on the wheel.
Retain allowfullscreen for classrooms, meetings, and event displays.
The 100% width follows the space supplied by the host page.
A 420px minimum height prevents the controls becoming cramped on narrow screens.

If the embed does not look right

Some managed school and workplace systems block arbitrary iframes; use their approved HTML or trusted-content component.
Increase the wrapper height when the host theme leaves too little vertical room.
Generate a fresh embed after changing the options so the iframe receives the latest shared-wheel data.

Try the embedded player

The example below uses the same regional play route that the sharing panel generates.