Moon phase
Tonight’s phase, how much of the disc is lit, the sign the Moon is travelling through and the date of the next full Moon.
Get the codeFree for any website
Six widgets your readers
will actually use.
Every one of them is a single line of HTML. They calculate themselves from the same astronomical engine the rest of this site runs on, so once the code is on your page there is nothing left to maintain — no account, no API key, no plugin, no monthly update.
- 0Cookies set
- 1Line to paste
- 3Themes each
- ∞Free requests
The gallery
Live, not a screenshot.
Each frame below is the real widget, running right now. What you see is what your visitors will see.
Mercury retrograde
The answer in one word, the date it changes, and whether the planet is still inside the shadow period either side of it.
Get the codeDaily horoscope
Today’s reading for any sign, with a row of twelve glyphs your visitors can switch between without leaving your page.
Get the codeTarot card of the day
One painted card a day, the same card for every visitor, with its upright meaning in a sentence.
Get the codeZodiac date check
A visitor picks their birthday and the widget says whether a fixed zodiac date table can actually settle their Sun sign.
Get the codeSun, Moon and Rising
Three fields — date, time and city — and the widget returns the visitor’s Sun, Moon and rising sign, calculated properly.
Get the codeThree steps
From this page to your page.
The same three steps on WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Tilda, Ghost, Webflow, Blogger and a hand-written template.
- 01
Pick a widget and a theme
Light, dark, or automatic — the automatic theme follows each visitor’s own system setting, so it looks right on a light site and a dark one without you choosing.
- 02
Copy the HTML
One button. The code already contains the size, the theme and the attribution line; nothing has to be edited unless you want a different width.
- 03
Paste it where HTML goes
A Custom HTML block in WordPress, an Embed element in Wix or Squarespace, an HTML block in Tilda, or straight into a template. The widget starts working immediately.
Terms, in full
Free, commercial use included.
Use any widget on as many sites as you like, personal or commercial, with no account and no request limit. The only condition is the attribution link that comes with the code: leave it visible and you are within the licence. If you need a version without it, or a size, a language or a data field that is not offered here, write to us — this is a small enough programme that we can answer.
- No cookies, no analytics, no advertising scripts inside the frame
- No referrer is sent, so nothing about your pages reaches us
- Lazy-loaded and height-declared, so it cannot shift your layout
- No web fonts are downloaded onto your page
Clear answers
Frequently asked questions
How do I add one of these widgets to my website?
Open the page for the widget you want, choose a light, dark or automatic theme, copy the HTML it gives you and paste it into any part of your site that accepts HTML — a WordPress Custom HTML block, a Wix or Squarespace embed element, a Tilda HTML block or a template file. Nothing has to be installed and nothing has to be maintained afterwards.
Are the widgets free?
Yes. All six are free for personal and commercial websites, with no account, no API key and no request limit. The one condition is that the attribution link included in the code stays visible.
Do the widgets track my visitors?
No. They set no cookies, run no analytics or advertising scripts, load no third-party resources and send no referrer. A widget frame is a static, shared-cacheable document, which is also why it is fast.
Will a widget slow my site down or hurt Core Web Vitals?
No. Each frame weighs a few kilobytes, loads lazily after your own content, downloads no web fonts and declares its own height, so it cannot shift your layout. It is rendered in an isolated frame and cannot affect your CSS or your JavaScript.
Can I change the size or the colours?
Yes. Every widget is responsive inside its frame, so changing the width and height in the code you paste re-lays it out rather than cropping it. Each one ships in a light, a dark and an automatic theme; the automatic theme follows each visitor’s own system setting.
Do the widgets work on WordPress, Wix, Squarespace and Tilda?
Yes. Every widget is a standard iframe, which each of those platforms accepts through its HTML or embed block. No plugin and no JavaScript on your page is required.
