Embed
Most guestbooks send your visitors away: they click a link, land on somebody else’s website, and a good few of them never find their way back. UltraGuest can put the guestbook inside your own page instead, so the messages are part of the site people came to see.
One line of HTML
Open Link Code in your Control Panel and copy the snippet from the On your page tab. It looks like this, with your own guestbook number in it:
<iframe src="https://www.ultraguest.com/embed/1041779607" title="Guestbook"
width="100%" height="420" loading="lazy" referrerpolicy="no-referrer"></iframe>Paste it where you want the guestbook to appear. There is nothing to install, no account to connect and no JavaScript to add. An <iframe> is plain HTML that browsers have understood since the 1990s, which is exactly why it still works on the small, free hosts that block everything cleverer.
And this is not a picture of the result – the frame below is a real embed of our demo guestbook, put into this page with that very snippet:
Where it works
Anywhere you can paste HTML: a hand-written page on Neocities or Nekoweb, a Bear blog, a Carrd page, a custom-HTML block in WordPress, a code block in Squarespace or Wix, a Blogger gadget, or an ordinary .html file on any host at all. Free static hosting usually refuses script widgets, and that is precisely why we built this as a frame rather than as a script.
What your visitors see
The ten most recent public messages, each with the name, the date and the text, reading just as they do on the guestbook’s own page. Private messages never appear in the frame. Underneath sit two links: Sign Guestbook and View Guestbook. Signing opens your guestbook in the same tab rather than in the frame, because a form asking for a name and an e-mail address belongs on the site that will receive them, and because the spam checks want a page of their own.
Made to fit
The frame has no fixed width, so it holds together in a narrow phone column as happily as in a wide one, and by default the text takes your page’s own colours rather than fighting them – dark on light pages, light on dark ones. Add ?n=5 to the address for five messages instead of ten (anything from three to fifty), or ?style=mine to use the colours you chose under Design › Colors and Style. Change the height in the snippet to suit the space you have.
Nothing to consent to
The embed sets no cookie. Not one – so it adds nothing to your own cookie banner, and there is no script inside the frame that could read anything from your page even if it wanted to. The snippet carries referrerpolicy="no-referrer", which means we are never told which page your guestbook is sitting on. Views of the frame are counted separately from visits to the guestbook’s own page, so neither number quietly inflates the other.
Why the frame is not indexed
The embedded copy asks search engines to leave it alone. Your guestbook already has one address worth listing, and two pages carrying the same messages help nobody – least of all you. The page that gets indexed is the one with your design around it.
See customize for the design options, or open the demo guestbook on its own page to compare the two.