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Embed the Nuclear Blast Map on Your Site

Any simulated explosion on NukeSimulator can be embedded into your own website, blog or article as a live interactive map — free of charge, with no API key or registration. It works like a YouTube embed: you copy one <iframe> snippet and paste it into your page's HTML.

How to get the embed code

  • Set up a detonation on the main map — pick a city, a bomb and press the button.
  • Click the </> Embed button next to the share link (it is also available on every shared blast page, in the left menu).
  • Copy the generated snippet and paste it into your page where the map should appear.

Example

This snippet embeds a shared scenario — a Russian Topol ICBM strike:

<iframe src="http://nukesimulator.com/embed/2afa0d939d1a0c8880c1215445f5cce7"
        width="600" height="450"
        style="border:0;border-radius:8px"
        loading="lazy"
        title="Nuclear blast map by NukeSimulator"></iframe>

And this is how it looks live:

Sizing and behaviour

  • Size: change width and height freely, or make it responsive with width="100%". Anything from a 300 px sidebar widget to a full-width map works.
  • Interactivity: visitors can pan and zoom the map and inspect the damage rings of the embedded blast.
  • Performance: keep loading="lazy" so the map loads only when scrolled into view.

Terms of use

Embedding is free for any website, including commercial ones. The embedded map carries a small «NukeSimulator» badge linking back to this site — please leave it in place, it is the only thing we ask for in return. To embed a different scenario, simply create your own blast on the main map and copy its code.