How do I add Scratch Games to my website? is there a way to turn it into a HTML file or is there another way to do it. If you know please help me.

Sadly, I don't know how to embed Scratch games to websites. You could add a link to your Scratch game, though! I'm not sure if it's possible, but you could try embedding the Scratch website to your website. Hope this helped a little!

I believe turbowarp has a embed feature for that. Run your project in turbowarp and look everywhere for a embed option, or ask a experienced user or the owner

there is a project HTMLifier website but it's blocked for me, so I can't get the link.
there is a embed option in the copy link button.

You can use

or you can go to https://sheeptester.github.io/htmlifier/

You go to to the button that says “Copy Link URL” and it has some text for embedding. Use that.

Hi! I personally use HTMLifier to convert scratch projects to HTML! I'm not entirely sure about embedding, but it is a solid all-rounder for conversion of Scratch projects in other use cases. Check it out here!

Sent on mobile android, apologies for grammar! :)

my-name-is-cindy wrote:

How do I add Scratch Games to my website? is there a way to turn it into a HTML file or is there another way to do it. If you know please help me.

Go to the copy link button on ur project page click it and copy the embedding link and paste it in your html file hopefully it will embedd the project on the html and you could view ur project in the html website itself

Nezon wrote:

I believe turbowarp has a embed feature for that. Run your project in turbowarp and look everywhere for a embed option, or ask a experienced user or the owner

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DawnRooney27 wrote:

Nezon wrote:

I believe turbowarp has a embed feature for that. Run your project in turbowarp and look everywhere for a embed option, or ask a experienced user or the owner

Or,

Yes, that is what I mean.

Try this: take a scratch/turbowarp link: https://turbowarp.org/891307335 then add /embed to it, like so: https://turbowarp.org/891307335/embed then add it to the website by copying and pasting the link. (P.S. I use this for my google sites website, so I know it works!)