--- title: "Free Take-Home Pay Calculator Widget for Your Website | TaxWren" description: "Embed a free 2026 take-home pay calculator on your site with one iframe: federal, Social Security, Medicare and state taxes for all 50 states and DC. No tracking, no ads." url: https://taxwren.com/embed --- # Embed a take-home pay calculator Give your readers a 2026 paycheck estimate for any state without leaving your page. Copy one line of HTML; the calculator updates itself every tax year. ## Get the code HTML to paste into your page ## How it works - Readers enter a salary, state, filing status and pay frequency, and see take-home pay per paycheck and per year, with federal income tax, Social Security and Medicare, and state taxes. - It uses the same 2026 IRS, SSA and state data as our [take-home pay calculator](/take-home-pay-calculator). How we calculate is on the [methodology page](/methodology). - The iframe has a `title` for screen readers and `loading="lazy"`, so it costs nothing until a reader scrolls to it. Width adapts up to 560 pixels; 600 pixels of height fits phones. - No analytics, ads or cookies inside the widget. Keep the "Powered by TaxWren" link; that is the only condition. Writing about pay across states? Our [take-home pay by state study](/studies/take-home-pay-by-state) ranks all 50 states and DC, with a suggested citation. Questions: [contact@taxwren.com](mailto:contact@taxwren.com). ## Preview ## Frequently asked questions ### Is the widget free? Yes. Paste the code as it is and keep the "Powered by TaxWren" link visible. There is no sign-up and no key. ### Does the widget track my visitors? No. The embedded page loads no analytics, no ads, no cookies and no third-party scripts. The calculation runs in the visitor's browser and nothing typed into it is sent anywhere. ### Will it stay up to date? Yes. The widget reads the same tax data as our calculators, so it switches to the new federal and state figures when we publish a new tax year. You never need to change the code. ### Can I preselect a state or salary? Add ?state= with a two-letter code (for example CA) and &salary= with a yearly amount to the iframe address. The generator above does it for you.