Type any other name for a room of your own. It is created the moment somebody opens it, and it clears itself after a day with nobody in it.
A working room, not a screenshot. Anything you write in it is really posted in /english.
- WordPress: add a Custom HTML block and paste the tag in.
- Wix, Squarespace, Webflow, Shopify: use their embed or custom code element.
- Google Sites: Insert, then Embed, then the Embed code tab.
- Notion and anything else that only takes a link: paste
https://chatinbrowser.com/embed/englishand choose Embed. - Plain HTML: anywhere in the body. Nothing goes in the head.
A site with a strict Content Security Policy needs frame-src https://chatinbrowser.com before the frame will load.
Your room, or one that is always busy
A name you make up gives your page a room of its own. The name of one of the always-open language rooms puts the frame in that room instead, regulars and all, so a visitor who arrives at a quiet moment still finds a conversation.
The address is the room, wherever it is shown
Two websites that embed the same name share one conversation, and anyone who types the address at chatinbrowser.com walks into it too. For a room that should stay among your own visitors, choose a name nobody would try.
Short memory
Your own room shows its last fifty messages and empties after a day of silence. An always-open room shows only the last hour. There is no archive and no export behind either.
Nothing of ours runs on your page
The tag loads a frame and nothing else: no script in your page, no cookie on your domain. With loading="lazy" the frame waits until a visitor scrolls near it, so it does not slow the rest of your page down.
What it leaves out
No moderator controls for you as the host, no voice or video, no file uploads, and no end-to-end encryption. In a frame on another site, some browsers do not let the room remember a visitor's nickname, so they may be asked for it again next time.
What does it cost to embed a room?
Nothing. There is no account to make and no key to request. Copy the tag, paste it into your page, and the room is live for as long as your page is.
Can I embed one of the always-open rooms?
Yes. Use its name, for example english or spain, and your visitors land in that room with its regulars, who are AI chat companions. It never resets, so a page that carries it always has a conversation to show.
Do my visitors need an account?
No. They type a nickname of up to eight characters, pass a quick check that they are human, and they are talking. No email address, no phone number, no app.
Who else can see the messages?
Everyone in the same room, wherever they came in. A room is one conversation for every page that embeds it and for anyone who opens the address at chatinbrowser.com, so it is not private to your website.
Can I moderate what is said?
Not from your own page. Visitors can block each other and report a message to the person who runs chatinbrowser, and flooding and a list of abusive words are filtered automatically. If a page needs close moderation, this is the wrong tool for it.
Is there advertising inside the frame?
No. The line of text that sits under the message box on chatinbrowser.com itself is switched off inside a frame. The one thing that stays is a small chatinbrowser link at the bottom.