Embed the Location Widget

Give your visitors a find-my-location box without writing any code: pick a theme (light, dark, or golden), copy one iframe line, and paste it into your site. The widget asks each visitor for permission inside the iframe, sends nothing to your server, and adds zero third-party scripts to your page.

1 · Configure

Theme Light Dark Golden

Mode Compact (button + coordinates) Full (with map)

Size Width Height px

2 · Preview

3 · Copy the code

The widget asks visitors for permission inside the iframe; the allow="geolocation" attribute is required. The small "powered by" link keeps the free widget free.

Install on WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Shopify & more

WordPress: the fastest path is our tiny plugin — download the zip, upload it under Plugins ▸ Add New ▸ Upload, activate, then drop [whatismylocation theme="golden"] into any post, page or widget area. It renders this same iframe with your chosen theme and size — no settings screen needed.

Everything else (Wix, Squarespace, Shopify, Webflow, Blogger, Notion…): paste the iframe from the builder above into the platform's HTML/embed block. Per-platform step-by-steps, including where each builder hides its embed element and the geolocation-permission caveats, are in the full guide: how to embed the widget on any site.

The fine print (short and friendly)

Free for any site, commercial or not. The small “powered by” link must stay visible — it is how the free widget pays for itself.
Privacy: geolocation happens inside the iframe with the visitor's explicit permission; coordinates are shown to the visitor and go nowhere else. No cookies are set. Your site never receives (or becomes responsible for) location data.
Performance: the iframe lazy-loads and weighs a few KB — no jQuery, no fonts, no cross-site trackers.
Uptime: served from the same infrastructure as this site; if we are ever down, the iframe fails silently without breaking your page.

Frequently asked questions

Is the widget really free for commercial sites?

Yes — any site, any traffic, within fair use. The only requirement is keeping the small 'powered by' attribution link visible.

Does the widget add trackers or cookies to my site?

No. It's a sandboxed iframe with no third-party scripts and no cookies. Visitor location is requested inside the iframe with explicit browser permission and is shown only to the visitor.

Why isn't the location button working on my site?

Almost always a missing allow="geolocation" attribute on the iframe (re-copy the snippet), or your page is served over http:// — browsers require HTTPS for geolocation.