Put your playlist on your website
Free, and with no script to install: a live list of what your station plays, a small badge, or a plain link. Find your station, choose the look and copy the code.
- Your listeners see what just played, right on your website.
- They can follow your station's playlist on Spotify.
- Free, with no account, no script and no tracking.
Four ways to show Lounge FM
Pick one, copy its code and paste it into your page. Each one links back to your station's page on AirplayChart. See the station's page
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Someone else runs your website? Email them the code
1. The live list
The last ten songs you played, or your most played, kept up to date by itself. Choose colours that match your site.
2. The Spotify player
Spotify's own player with your station's playlist. Keep the line under it: that is the link that takes listeners to your station's page.
3. The badge
A small "As heard on AirplayChart" image that links to your station's page.
4. A plain link
Just a link, styled by your own site like any other.
Where to paste the code
- WordPress: edit the page, add a "Custom HTML" block, paste the code and update the page.
- Wix: click Add, then Embed Code, then "Embed HTML", paste the code and publish.
- Your own HTML: paste the code where the list should appear, then upload the page.
Questions
Does it cost anything?
No. It is free, with no account and no contract.
Will it slow my site down?
No. The list loads only when a visitor scrolls to it, and it runs no script on your page.
Can I change or remove the link?
Yes. The code is yours to change, and you can remove it whenever you like.
Does it track my visitors?
No. There are no cookies and no tracking. We only see which websites show the list, never who visits them.
Questions or ideas? Write to us.