HTML5 game generator
HTML5 game generator, without the setup
Playloom generates self-contained HTML5 games: one canvas, one script, no external dependencies. They load in a browser tab, on a phone, or inside an embed — no store, no download, no plugin.
“Fly a paper bird through pipe mazes over a stormy ocean at sunset”
This is a real example prompt. Press generate and Playloom builds a game around it — or edit the sentence first.
What you get
Every generated game is a single HTML document with its own canvas, input handling, game loop, and end state. The API serves it inside a locked-down shell, so it cannot read cookies, make network calls, or touch the parent page.
- Self-contained HTML5 build with no external assets
- Keyboard, pointer, and touch input depending on the mechanic
- A public play URL and an embed snippet for every published game
- Static scanning and a headless-browser playtest before publish
Runs on desktop and mobile
Games are designed for a 9:16 play area that fits a phone screen and still works on desktop. The web player sizes the canvas responsively, and the feed is built for one-thumb vertical swiping.
Embed a game anywhere
The share menu on every game includes an iframe snippet with a sandbox attribute. Drop it into a blog post, a landing page, or a product page. Readers can play without leaving the page, and the game cannot access anything outside its frame.
- Sandboxed iframe: allow-scripts and pointer lock, never allow-same-origin
- Lazy loading for embeds below the fold
- Works with static sites, CMS pages, and React apps
Why HTML5 instead of a game engine
HTML5 games are the shortest path from a prompt to something a stranger can play. There is no build target, no store review, and no install step. Playloom's templates are tuned for that path: small, fast, and readable on a phone.
Questions people ask
Are Playloom games really HTML5?+
Yes. Every game is a self-contained HTML document rendered from a template, with a canvas and a game loop. No Unity, WebGL engine, or external runtime is involved.
Can I embed an HTML5 game on my site?+
Yes. Open a published game, use Share → Copy embed code, and paste the iframe into your page. The snippet is sandboxed and lazy-loads by default.
Do the games work on phones?+
Yes. Games are built around a 9:16 play area with touch and pointer support, and the feed is designed for vertical swiping on mobile.
Can I download the game file?+
The MVP focuses on hosted play and embeds rather than file export. You can share the play URL or embed it; a download/export option is on the roadmap.
Keep exploring
One sentence. One playable game.
Start with 30 free credits. Build it, play it, share it — and remix anything you like.