
Game-jam entries
Solo and small-team game devs can show supported games from a connected itch.io account on a personal site so visitors see current project context without leaving your domain.
Embed supported games from your connected itch.io account. Indie-first and no code.
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Live demo, not a screenshot. Connect the account, pick a layout, and brand the feed.
How to use it
Three steps. Under two minutes. No engine, no plugin, no developer.
Poper requires a connected itch.io account token and renders supported games returned for that connected account.

Choose Default, Grid, Masonry, or List. Pin a flagship project and tweak colors to match your dev brand.

Paste the one-line script tag onto your dev portfolio, jam recap page, or studio site. Works on WordPress, Ghost, Carrd, Webflow, Framer and 250+ platforms.

Works everywhere
Drop-in install on WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow, Framer, Ghost, and any HTML-friendly stack. No build step, no developer needed.
Plus 250+ other platforms via the embed snippet. If your site can render a <script> tag, it can render the itch.io Feed Widget: Embed Your Indie Catalog and Devlogs.
Six things that matter when you are embedding supported itch.io games, not 30 features no one uses.
Connect your itch.io account and render supported games from that account on your own site. Visitors can browse the feed without leaving your domain, then open the original itch.io project when they are ready.
Use Default for a balanced creator feed, Grid for compact project tiles, Masonry for varied cover art, or List for a chronological project stream.
Each widget connects to one itch.io creator page. To feature another creator, add a second widget instance and place it where it belongs on the page.
Surface supported game cards from the connected account without maintaining a separate update block.
The embed loads through the Poper snippet. Validate layout and performance on your own page after embedding.
Poper requires a connected itch.io account token and renders supported games returned for that connected account.
Use your own analytics to validate this feed on your site.
Use cases
Four buyer types who get the most lift from embedding itch.io Feed Widget: Embed Your Indie Catalog and Devlogs on their site.

Solo and small-team game devs can show supported games from a connected itch.io account on a personal site so visitors see current project context without leaving your domain.

Creators of art games, walking sims, single-screen weird games, and Bitsy projects can use the widget to show supported connected-account games on their own site.

Creators using itch.io can surface supported connected-account games with cover art and project links intact.

Creators can surface supported connected-account games with cover art intact for visitors who arrive on their own site.
Several platforms offer embeddable feed and content widgets. Here is how Poper compares with common alternatives for embedding itch.io games.
| Recommended Poper | Elfsight | Common Ninja | EmbedSocial | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Poper workspace available | Limited | Limited | ||
| Connected-account games feed | ||||
| Four layout options (Default, Grid, Masonry, List) | ||||
| Connected itch.io games feed | ||||
| Available design controls | Limited | Limited | Limited | |
| Bundled with popups, forms, quizzes | ||||
| Pricing for unlimited projects | Plan details vary | Vendor pricing varies | Vendor pricing varies | Vendor pricing varies |
Comparison reflects external competitor positioning. Verify current details on each provider's site.
Solo devs, jam creators, plugin authors and zine makers who switched from native single-project embeds to Poper.
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Pricing
All plans are billed yearly. Each card shows the per-month equivalent. Start free, then upgrade only when you need more campaigns, websites, or AI credits.
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itch.io is the open, indie-first storefront for games, tools, assets, comics, zines and soundtracks. It was founded in March 2013 by Leaf Corcoran as a side project, originally as a place to host his own work and the work of friends, and grew into the place where indie devs ship their first prototype, where Bitsy and Pico-8 communities post their entire game feeds, where the experimental art-game scene actually lives in 2026, and where every major game jam (Ludum Dare, GMTK Game Jam, Global Game Jam, Brackeys Game Jam, Strawberry Jam) hosts submissions. The catch: itch.io is a marketplace with a house style, not your personal site, and the native embed only handles one project at a time as an iframe. If you ship more than a single project, sell tools alongside games, or want updates to live next to releases on your own domain instead of behind a click on itch.io, you need a real game feed widget. This guide walks through what actually matters when you bring your itch.io game feed onto your own domain in 2026: the indie ethos baked into the storefront, the four supported Poper layouts, how non-game project types (tools, assets, comics, zines, soundtracks) can appear in one creator feed, and why widget performance is the difference between ranking on page 1 and ranking on page 4 for your own dev name.
Use your own analytics to validate this feed on your site.
The Poper itch.io Feed widget keeps layout choices simple: Default, Grid, Masonry, and List. Default gives you a balanced creator-page section for a homepage or portfolio page. Grid works when you want compact project tiles. Masonry lets varied cover art breathe without forcing every project into the same rectangle. List is useful for a chronological project stream or a narrow column. Because the widget reads one creator page per instance, the layout choice stays focused on presentation instead of source management.
itch.io is one of the only mainstream storefronts that treats non-game creative work as first-class game feed content. On the same creator page as your video games you can sell Godot plugins, Unity tools, Construct templates, GameMaker libraries, Bitsy templates, RPG Maker resources, pixel art packs, voxel asset packs, sound effect libraries, music loops, comics, narrative zines, tabletop RPG zines (the entire 'PbtA-adjacent zine' scene practically lives on itch.io), Lasers and Feelings hacks, board game prototypes, printable physical games, and even soundtracks ripped from your own jam entries. The game feed metadata can expose project type and platform details, and the widget presents the public data available from the selected creator page without asking you to maintain a second game feed by hand.
Poper requires a connected itch.io account token and renders supported games returned for that connected account.
An itch.io feed widget is an embeddable script that renders supported games from a connected itch.io account on your website while keeping itch.io as the source of truth. Poper supports four layouts: Default, Grid, Masonry, and List.
Tutorial
A quick walkthrough of setting up and embedding this widget.
Tutorial video coming soon
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