Embed a Free Tally Counter on Your Website

    Add a working tally counter to any page with one line of HTML — no signup, no build step, no JavaScript to maintain.

    Quick Answer

    To embed a free tally counter, paste an <iframe> pointing to tallycounterapp.org/widget into your page's HTML. The widget is a single tappable counter with +, −, and reset, plus keyboard shortcuts (Space or Arrow Up to add, Arrow Down to subtract, R to reset). It is free with no signup, works offline once loaded, and saves the count in the visitor's browser. Customize it with URL parameters: label, start, and step. Counts are stored locally per browser — there is no account or cross-device sync.

    Copy this code

    Paste it anywhere in your page's HTML where you want the counter to appear.

    HTML
    <iframe
      src="https://tallycounterapp.org/widget?label=My%20Counter"
      width="340" height="280"
      style="border:0;border-radius:12px;max-width:100%"
      title="Tally Counter" loading="lazy">
    </iframe>

    Prefer to try it first? Open the widget on its own →

    Customize it with URL parameters

    Add these to the src URL (after /widget?, joined with &):

    ParameterWhat it doesExample
    labelTitle shown above the countlabel=Reps
    startInitial value before the visitor countsstart=10
    stepHow much each tap adds or subtractsstep=2

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Is the embeddable tally counter free?

    Yes. The widget is completely free with no signup, no account, and no usage cap. It is supported by the same minimal display ads as the main site, and there are no ad units inside the widget itself.

    Do counts in the embedded widget sync across devices?

    No. Each visitor's count is saved only in their own browser's local storage on the device they use. There is no account and no cross-device sync — the widget is a single-device tool.

    Can I change the label, starting value, or step?

    Yes, with URL parameters on the widget src: label (the title shown above the count), start (the initial value), and step (how much each tap adds or subtracts). For example: /widget?label=Reps&start=0&step=1.

    Will the embedded counter work offline?

    Once the page has loaded, yes. The widget runs entirely in the browser and keeps counting without an internet connection; the count is saved to local storage.

    Do I need to keep the credit link?

    The widget shows a small "Powered by Tally Counter App" link. Please keep it — it is how the free widget is supported and how people discover the tool.

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    Need the full counter instead?

    Open the free Tally Counter App — unlimited labeled counters, no signup, works offline.

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