Free Lottery Results Widget
Embed always-current winning numbers on your own site in one line of HTML. Pick a game, copy the code, and WonYet keeps the results up to date for you — free, forever.
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<iframe src="https://wonyet.com/embed/powerball" width="340" height="240" style="border:0;max-width:100%" title="Powerball latest results — WonYet" loading="lazy"></iframe>
<p style="font:13px/1.5 system-ui,-apple-system,sans-serif;margin:6px 0 0"><a href="https://wonyet.com/numbers/powerball">Powerball results by WonYet</a></p>
Paste it anywhere HTML is allowed — a blog post, sidebar, or page. Keep the "via WonYet" link and "Check your ticket" button intact; that light attribution is what keeps the widget free.
Why add the widget
- Always current. WonYet watches every drawing and updates the numbers automatically — set it once and forget it.
- Free, no limits. No account, no API key, no rate caps. One line of HTML.
- Fast and private. A single self-contained page — no third-party scripts, trackers, fonts, or images.
- Fits anywhere. Neutral light/dark theme that follows the reader's device; size it to your layout.
- Useful to readers. A one-tap "Check your ticket on WonYet" button turns results into an action.
How to add it
- Pick your game above.
- Press Copy code to grab the <iframe> snippet.
- Paste it into your page's HTML where you want the results to appear.
- That's it — the numbers refresh themselves after every drawing.
Want a different size? Change the width and height on the iframe.
The widget is responsive, so style="max-width:100%" keeps it tidy on phones.
Widget FAQ
Is the lottery results widget free?
Yes. The embeddable results widget is completely free, with no account, no API key, and no limits. Paste one line of HTML and it works.
How do the numbers stay up to date?
The widget loads live from WonYet, so it always shows the latest posted winning numbers for the game you chose. WonYet watches every drawing and updates automatically — you never have to touch the code again.
Can I embed more than one game?
Yes. Add one <iframe> per game — for example a Powerball widget and a Mega Millions widget side by side. Each is independent and updates on its own.
Do I have to keep the WonYet link?
Please do. The widget is free because it carries a small "via WonYet" link and a "Check your ticket" button back to WonYet. Keeping those intact is all we ask in return.
Will it match my site’s theme?
The widget is theme-neutral and follows the reader’s device setting (light or dark) automatically, so it looks at home on almost any page. Set the iframe width/height to fit your layout.
Is it safe and fast to embed?
Yes. The widget is a single self-contained HTML page — no third-party scripts, no trackers, no external fonts or images — so it loads fast and adds nothing heavy to your page.