Build the block
Add HTML, CSS, JavaScript, or any combination of the three.
Snipe/Embed HTML, CSS & JavaScript
Embed HTML, CSS & JavaScript
Package a focused widget, calculator, notice, interactive block, or styled fragment into one Snipe. The default isolated mode keeps custom code separated from the host page; Premium can publish inline when the integration truly needs it.
isolated by defaulthtml + css + jslive updatesinline is premium
one Snipelive embed
<div class="widget">Reusable code</div>
<style>…</style>
<script>…</script>
how it works
One small source, reusable anywhere
Snipe keeps the publishing step simple so the maintenance benefit starts immediately.
Choose rendering
Free isolated mode runs the code inside a sandboxed iframe. Premium can use inline mode for deeper page integration.
Embed the script
Place the generated Snipe script on the destination page and edit the source later without changing the embed tag.
why use Snipe
Built for content that should not become another copy
Use Snipe when a focused block needs to stay reusable, current, and easy to control.
Safer default
Isolated code runs in a sandboxed iframe rather than directly in the host page.
Reusable widgets
Maintain one small interactive component that appears across multiple pages or sites.
Premium control
Use approved-domain restrictions and version restore for more sensitive production embeds.
free & premium
Useful free. Bounded and production-ready on Premium.
Snipe uses finite limits on both plans so storage and public embed volume remain predictable as the service grows.
Snipe Free · $0
- Up to 10 active Snipes
- Text, image, and isolated-code embeds
- Images up to 2 MB
- 25 MB image storage
Snipe Premium · $5/mo
- Up to 250 active Snipes
- Images up to 5 MB · 500 MB storage
- Team sharing + 25-version restore history
- Inline code + approved-domain controls
questions
Good things to know
Can I run JavaScript in a Snipe?
Yes. Code Snipes support HTML, CSS and JavaScript.
What is isolated mode?
Snipe renders your code inside a sandboxed iframe. This helps separate the embedded code from the surrounding page.
Why is inline mode Premium?
Inline mode executes against the host page and is a more powerful production capability, so Snipe reserves it for Premium organizations.
Can I restrict where a code embed runs?
Premium supports approved-domain rules so the public embed can refuse to render on unapproved domains.