Audio Player for your website.

Poper's audio player widget is built around a playlist of tracks you upload yourself. In the Content tab you add tracks one at a time. Each track holds an MP3 audio file, a title, an artist name, and a cover image. You can add as many tracks as you need and drag them into the order you want them to play. Because every track is something you uploaded, the player works the same whether your visitor is online with a fast connection or a slow one: there is no third-party service to depend on and no account to connect. When you need to change the playlist, you edit it in the dashboard and the update reaches every site running the embed.

The widget ships 11 player layouts, and the right one depends on where the player sits. Classic Player is a standard cover-art player with controls, good as a default. Vibrant Playlist and Playlist View are built for albums and multi-track collections where the tracklist should be visible. Podcast Episode focuses on a single episode with its cover. Compact Inline is a slim horizontal player that fits cleanly inside a blog post. Sticky Footer pins a full-width bar to the bottom of the page for site-wide playback. Audio Card is a promotional card layout. Use your analytics to evaluate performance. Ambient Bar is a minimal layout for background or ambient audio, and Waveform Only is a clean visualizer style. You can switch layout in the dashboard at any time without touching the embed code.

The Style tab keeps the controls focused. You set an accent color that drives the play button and progress highlight, a corner radius for the player's shape, and choose whether the player displays inline in the page flow or as a floating element. For floating layouts you also pick the screen corner it docks to. A dark mode toggle flips the player between a light and a dark surface so it sits well on either a bright or a dark page. The goal is a player that reads as part of your design rather than an embedded box, without needing to write any CSS.

The player gives listeners the standard transport controls: play, pause, and a scrubber to seek within a track. With a multi-track playlist, next and previous move between tracks. Shuffle plays the playlist in a random order, and loop repeats the whole playlist when it reaches the end. Use the source fields supported by the widget are mutually exclusive, the way most music apps treat them, so turning one on turns the other off. Available widget controls, so the listener gets a consistent experience whichever layout you choose.

Placement depends on intent. For a musician or band, an album player belongs high on the homepage or on a dedicated music page, using a playlist layout so the full tracklist is visible. For a podcast, the Podcast Episode layout works on the episode page itself. For a blog post that references a recorded interview or a narrated version of the article, the Compact Inline layout sits cleanly within the body copy. For site-wide background listening, the Sticky Footer layout keeps the player available Available widget settings. Match the layout to the placement and the player will feel intentional rather than bolted on.