Web widgets
4 free web widgets tools — no signup, no watermarks.
Free web widgets tools on Zyff
Zyff's web section is for things you paste into a site. The Widget Builder is the platform picker: choose what you want to embed, style it in a live editor, then copy the snippet. Its first finished platform is the Google Reviews Widget, which pulls a business's real Google reviews into one of six layouts. A QR Code Generator and a Favicon Maker are in development.
Frequently asked questions
How do I embed a Zyff widget on my website?
Build it, copy the snippet, paste it where you want it to appear. The embed is one div plus one script tag, so it drops into WordPress, Shopify, Squarespace, Webflow or hand-written HTML with no plugin, no build step and no framework.
Does anything in the web section need a plugin installed?
No. Everything here produces a file or a snippet you paste: a static icon set, a PNG or SVG code, or a container div plus one script tag. Nothing hooks into your CMS internals, so there is no plugin to keep updated and nothing that breaks the next time you change theme.
What is the difference between the Widget Builder and the Google Reviews Widget?
The Widget Builder is the picker. It lists every platform Zyff intends to embed and hands you to that platform's own editor. The Google Reviews Widget is one of those editors, and currently the only finished one, so both routes end up in the same place today.
Will a QR code or favicon from Zyff keep working without us?
Yes, because neither depends on Zyff once you download it. A generated code encodes its destination directly rather than routing through a redirect we own, and an icon set is a handful of static files served from your own site. Only the widget embeds call back to Zyff while your page renders.
Which of the web tools actually work today?
One: the Google Reviews Widget, reached through the Widget Builder. The QR Code Generator and Favicon Maker have pages but nothing behind them yet, and the builder's remaining platform cards stay unlinked until their editors exist, so you cannot open a dead end.
Can I put more than one Zyff widget on the same page?
Yes, and they will not collide: each embed owns its container element and loads its own script. Every extra one is still another request, so if you are stacking several, switch the ones below the fold to load on scroll rather than at first paint.