Pick one below, copy the snippet, paste it where you want the calculator to appear. That is the whole process.
Why put a calculator in a post at all
An article about Life Path numbers answers a question. A calculator lets the reader do the thing — and a reader who types their birth date into your page has stopped skimming.
It is also the part of the article nobody wants to write. Getting Master Numbers and Karmic Debt right is fiddly, plenty of published calculators get the arithmetic wrong, and a numerology tool is a strange thing to maintain if numerology is not what your site is about. This is the shortcut: the interactive bit, already built and checked, in the time it takes to paste a line.
What you are allowed to do with it
- Use it on any number of sites, personal or commercial.
- Use it on pages that carry advertising or affiliate links.
- Keep it up as long as you like — there is no expiry and no usage cap.
The one thing we ask: leave the small credit link under the calculator in place. That link is the entire reason we give these away, and removing it is the only thing that would make us ask you to stop.
So there is no surprise about what you are agreeing to, this is the credit line in full — one sentence, under the result, in the widget's own small type:
Calculator by Angel Numbers Guru
All 31 calculators
Same snippet, different data-tool value.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it really free?
Yes — free for any site, commercial or personal, with no signup, no account and no limit on page views. The only condition is that you leave the small credit link under the calculator intact.
Will it work on WordPress, Squarespace, Wix or Shopify?
Yes. It is a plain HTML snippet, so anywhere you can add a Custom HTML or Embed block will work. On WordPress use a Custom HTML block rather than the visual editor, which can strip the script tag.
Will it slow my page down?
The loader is 789 bytes over the wire — smaller than most favicons — and it loads asynchronously, after your page has finished. It does not block rendering and it does not pull in jQuery or any framework.
Does it track my visitors?
It sets no cookies, runs no analytics, loads no advertising and does not fingerprint anyone. Everything a visitor types is calculated in their own browser and is never transmitted — we could not see it if we wanted to. To be straight with you about the one thing that does happen: loading the widget makes an ordinary request to our server, exactly as an image hosted elsewhere would, so our server logs see an IP address and the page it was requested from. That is the whole extent of it. We do not build profiles from it and we do not share it.
Does it resize itself?
Yes. The widget measures its own height and reports it to your page, so it grows when a result appears instead of leaving a scrollbar or a gap. You do not need to set a height.
Can I change the colours or fonts?
Not currently — the widget renders in an iframe, which is what keeps it from inheriting or breaking your CSS. It ships in a neutral black-and-white style that sits quietly on most designs.
Can I put more than one on a page?
Yes. Add as many divs as you like and include the script tag once; each div becomes its own calculator.
What if it breaks or you shut it down?
If the script ever fails to load, the div simply stays empty — nothing on your page breaks. The calculators run on the same infrastructure as the site itself, so if they go away, so has everything else.
Something not working?
If a widget will not load, or you need one that does not exist yet, tell us — we would rather fix it than have you drop it. You can also browse the calculators as normal pages in the full tools library.