Put Spoqi on your site

Random video chat on your own page, in about four lines of HTML. It is free, there is no API key to request, no account to make and no revenue share, because there is no revenue.

The snippet

Paste this wherever you want the chat to appear.

<iframe
  src="https://spoqi.com/embed/"
  allow="camera; microphone; autoplay; fullscreen"
  style="width:100%; aspect-ratio:16/10; border:0; border-radius:12px"
  title="Spoqi random video chat"></iframe>

The allow attribute is not optional. A browser will not let a cross-origin frame open a camera unless the page containing it says so. Leave it out and the chat loads, asks for the camera, and is refused — with an error most people will read as your site being broken.

If your layout needs a fixed height

aspect-ratio is usually what you want, but some layouts do not cope with it. This is the same thing with a set height:

<iframe
  src="https://spoqi.com/embed/"
  allow="camera; microphone; autoplay; fullscreen"
  style="width:100%; height:640px; border:0; border-radius:12px"
  title="Spoqi random video chat"></iframe>

Give it at least about 420px of height. Below that the video panes and the chat are fighting over the same few hundred pixels and neither wins.

What it does on your page

• The same service, not a cut-down one. Same pool of people, same moderation, same bans. Somebody blocked on spoqi.com is blocked in your embed.
• It follows your visitor's theme. Light or dark, from their device settings, with a switch in the corner of the frame.
• Nothing is recorded — not by us, and there is nothing for you to store either. No video, no screenshots, no transcript.
• No cookies of yours are touched. The frame is a separate origin; it keeps its own device id and cannot see anything on your page, and your page cannot see into it.

Things worth knowing before you ship it

It has to be served over HTTPS

Browsers only allow camera access in a secure context, and that applies to the page doing the embedding as well as to ours. On an http:// page the camera will be refused no matter what the snippet says.

Your visitors must be adults

Spoqi is 18+. Nudity is not allowed, age and content are checked automatically, and violations are blocked permanently — but please do not put this on a site aimed at children. The rules apply to people arriving through your embed exactly as they do to people arriving through the front page.

The Spoqi mark stays

There is a small "Powered by Spoqi" line and a mark in the corner of the frame. That is not a licence condition dressed up as branding — somebody being asked to switch on their camera has a right to see whose service is asking, and inside an iframe on your site there is otherwise nothing telling them.

You are welcome to it

No permission needed, no attribution link required beyond what is already in the frame, no traffic limits, and nothing to sign. If you build something interesting with it we would like to hear about it, but you do not owe us that either.

Questions