Embed Our Graphing Calculator on Your Website
Add a free graphing calculator to your own website in one minute. Copy the code below, paste it into your page, and your visitors can graph functions without leaving your site.
Copy and Paste This Code
Paste this iframe code into your HTML, where you want the calculator to appear:
<iframe src="https://graphingcalculator.dev/?embed=1" width="100%" height="600" style="border:1px solid #e2e8f0;border-radius:14px;" title="Free Graphing Calculator"></iframe> <p>Graphing calculator by <a href="https://graphingcalculator.dev/">GraphingCalculator.dev</a></p>
That is all you need. The calculator loads from our server, so your visitors always get the latest version. There are no files to upload and no JavaScript to install on your site.
How the Embed Works
The iframe shows our free graphing calculator inside your page. Your visitors can type functions, see graphs, and use the keypad, exactly as they would on our site. The calculator runs in an isolated frame, so it cannot change anything on your page.
Because the tool lives on our server, updates happen on our side. When we add a new feature — for example, a new graphing mode — your embedded calculator gets it at once, with no work from you. You never need to update the code again.
Change the Size to Fit Your Page
The example above uses a width of 100% and a height of 600 pixels. That fits most pages. You can change both values in the code:
- Width: keep it at 100% so the calculator fills the content area on desktop and mobile.
- Height: 600 pixels shows the display and the keypad. Use 500 pixels for a shorter embed, or 700 pixels if you want more room around the keypad.
- Mobile: on a narrow screen, a width of 100% is the right choice. A fixed pixel width can overflow the page on phones.
Who Uses the Embed?
Teachers add the calculator to class pages so students can practise at home. Tutors put it on lesson pages next to worked examples. Bloggers add it to maths articles so readers can test the functions in the text. Maths resource sites use it to give visitors a tool without building one themselves.
Try the calculator first on our TI-84 calculator online page or the function graphing calculator. If you like it, copy the code above and add it to your site.
Attribution
The embed is free for any website: a school site, a blog, a tutoring page, or a maths resource. There is no fee, no account, and no limit on views. All we ask is that you keep the small credit link back to GraphingCalculator.dev that is included in the code.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. The embed is free for any website: a school site, a blog, a tutoring page, or a maths resource. There is no fee, no account, and no limit on views. All we ask is that you keep the small credit link back to GraphingCalculator.dev.
Copy the iframe code from this page and paste it into your HTML where you want the calculator to appear. That is all. The calculator loads from our server, so your visitors always get the latest version. No files to upload and no JavaScript to install.
Yes. Change the width and height values in the iframe code to fit your page. A width of 100 percent and a height of 600 pixels works well on most pages. On a narrow mobile layout, keep the width at 100 percent so the calculator fits the screen.