Put the pizza calculator on your site
One line of HTML adds the full calculator to a team page, church bulletin site, PTA page, or party planning post. It is free, and the widget shows no ads.
Copy the code
Paste this wherever your site builder accepts HTML, such as a Custom HTML block in WordPress or an Embed block in Squarespace and Wix.
<iframe src="https://www.mypizzacalculator.com/embed" width="100%" height="1150" style="border:0; max-width:520px;" title="Pizza calculator" loading="lazy"></iframe>
Who it is for
- Youth sports teams can post it for the parent in charge of the end-of-season party.
- Churches and youth groups can add it to event pages so volunteers order the same way every time.
- Schools and PTAs can use it when planning class parties and fundraiser nights.
- Party planning blogs can give readers a working tool instead of a static table.
Questions
How do I embed the pizza calculator on my website?
Copy the snippet on this page and paste it into any page that accepts HTML. WordPress, Squarespace, Wix, Google Sites, and most team and church website builders have an HTML or embed block for this. No account or API key is needed.
Is the embedded calculator free?
Yes. There are no fees and no usage limits, and the widget shows no ads. Please keep the small "Powered by My Pizza Calculator" link visible so other people can find the tool.
Can I change the size of the widget?
Yes. The width is 100 percent of its container with a 520 pixel maximum, and you can change max-width to fit your layout. The default height of 1150 pixels shows the full calculator on a phone without a scrollbar inside the frame. Lower it if your layout has less room.
Does the widget remember settings?
The widget saves settings in a cookie in the visitor's own browser, just like the main calculator. Some browsers block cookies inside embedded frames, and in that case the widget simply starts from the defaults each time.