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Embeddable Touch Counter

Add touch counting to webpages.

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How the Embeddable Touch Counter Works

The Embeddable Touch Counter adds a working tap counter to any webpage through a short iframe or script snippet you paste into the page's HTML.

  1. Configure the counter: Set the label, step value, colors and size.
  2. Copy the snippet: Copy the generated iframe or script code.
  3. Paste into your page: Paste the snippet into your website, blog or learning platform.
  4. Test on mobile: Open the page on a phone and check that taps register.

Embeddable Touch Counter Formula

The Embeddable Touch Counter responsive height equals the container width multiplied by the aspect ratio.

Height = Container width × (Ratio height ÷ Ratio width)
Container width
Width of the space on your page
Ratio
Aspect ratio, such as 4:3 or 16:9

Example: A counter in a 600 px wide column with a 4:3 ratio gets a height of 600 × 3 ÷ 4 = 450 px.

Embeddable Touch Counter Reference Table

The Embeddable Touch Counter conversion table shows embed heights for common widths and aspect ratios.

Container width1:14:316:9
320 px (phone)320 px240 px180 px
480 px480 px360 px270 px
600 px (blog column)600 px450 px338 px
768 px (tablet)768 px576 px432 px
1,024 px1,024 px768 px576 px

About the Embeddable Touch Counter

An Embeddable Touch Counter is a self-contained counter widget that runs inside another website. Visitors count on your page without leaving it.

An iframe embed keeps the counter's code separate from the host page, so the counter does not conflict with the site's styles or scripts. The counter keeps its count inside the visitor's browser.

Ways to Use the Embeddable Touch Counter

The Embeddable Touch Counter has 5 main uses, including online lessons and blog posts.

  • Online lessons: Teachers embed counters in learning platforms.
  • Blog posts: Fitness bloggers embed a rep counter in workout posts.
  • Event pages: Organizers add a counter for volunteers to use.
  • Prayer sites: Faith sites embed a tasbih or mala counter.
  • Internal portals: Companies add counters to intranet tools.

Tool Details

Category
Tally & Calculation
Controls
Taps and keys
Input Support
Touch, Pen, Mouse, Keys
Offline Ready
On your device