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How to Add Games to a Google Site (and What to Watch For)
7 min read · Published October 8, 2026 · SolveCalcPro editorial team
- Google Sites can embed a page by URL or by embed code through Insert, then Embed.
- A page only embeds if its host allows framing; many sites, including this one, block it on purpose.
- Use the official embed code from a licensed distributor, not copied game files.
- School Google accounts may restrict publishing and embeds, and your school's rules still apply.
Many students build their own games page on Google Sites. It is a fine project, and a good way to learn basic web publishing. It also has traps. Here is how it works and what to avoid.
The basic steps
- Open your Google Site in edit mode.
- Choose Insert, then Embed.
- Pick By URL to embed a page, or Embed code to paste HTML.
- Resize the box, then Publish.
Why some pages will not embed
A site can tell browsers not to let other sites frame its pages. When that happens, the embed shows a blank box or an error. SolveCalcPro does this on purpose for security, so our pages cannot be embedded. That is normal, and it is not a bug in your Site.
Use official embed codes
Licensed game distributors publish embed codes for the games they offer. Use those. Do not download game files and upload them: that can break the developer's licence and your Site may be taken down. Always keep any credit the distributor asks for.
Limits on school accounts
A Google Workspace for Education account may block publishing to the public, restrict external embeds or limit who can view your Site. Those are your school's settings, not faults. Do not try to get around them. If you want a games page, ask your teacher or build it on a personal account at home.
Keep it good
Add a short description of each game, list the controls and say that it is not for use during lessons. A page with a bit of writing is more useful than a wall of boxes. For ideas on which games suit a school-friendly page, see classroom games.
Frequently asked questions
Can I embed SolveCalcPro games in my Google Site?
No. Our pages block framing for security. Use a licensed distributor's own embed code instead.
Is it allowed to host games on a school Google Site?
That depends on your school's policy. Check with a teacher first.
Why is my embed blank?
The host probably does not allow its pages to be framed. Try the distributor's official embed code.
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