Every calculator on Stat-Tools is embeddable for free. Teachers, bloggers, and course authors can place an interactive t-test, confidence interval, or distribution tool directly on their own page — students never have to leave your site. There is no API key, no account, and no usage limit.

Quick start: copy and paste

Here is a ready-to-use embed for the T-Test Calculator. Paste this into your page's HTML wherever you want the tool to appear:

Embed any calculator

You do not need this page to embed a tool. Two ways:

  1. Use the Embed button. Open any calculator and click the 🔗 Embed button near the results. It reveals a copyable iframe snippet tailored to that tool.
  2. Build it yourself. Take any tool URL, add ?embed=1, and put it in an <iframe>. The ?embed=1 flag strips the site header, footer, and ads so only the calculator shows.

Popular calculators to embed

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Styling and sizing

The iframe is fully responsive — set width="100%" and it fills its container on any device. Adjust height to suit the tool (most fit comfortably in 600–720 px). You can wrap it in your own container, add a border-radius, or set a max-width; the calculator inside adapts.

Attribution & licence

Embedding is free for any use, including commercial sites. The one condition is simple: keep the “Powered by Stat-Tools” attribution link shown beneath the calculator. It helps others find the tools and keeps them free. The embedded calculator also shows a compact attribution inside the frame.

Frequently asked questions

Yes — no account, no API key, no usage cap. Embed as many calculators on as many pages as you like.

Calculations run against the same backend as the live site; no personal data is required to use a calculator. See the privacy policy and methodology.

Yes, anywhere that allows an <iframe> in a page or HTML block. Most blogging platforms and learning-management systems support iframe embeds in a “custom HTML” or “embed” block.

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