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Embed the World Cup 2026 Bracket & Schedule on Your Site

Free copy-paste HTML widgets for any blog, news site, or fan page. The bracket and schedule images auto-update after every match — your readers always see the latest. Works on WordPress, Substack, Medium, Ghost, Squarespace, Wix, and any platform that allows HTML.

Bracket Widget

A full World Cup 2026 knockout bracket — Round of 32 through the Final — rendered as a single high-resolution image. Auto-updates after every knockout match, so winners get filled in live. Available in 19 languages.

World Cup 2026 Bracket

Bracket by Bola 2026

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Want a different language? Swap bracket-en.png with one of: bracket-de.png, bracket-es.png, bracket-pt-BR.png, bracket-fr.png, bracket-it.png, bracket-ja.png, bracket-ko.png, bracket-ar.png, and more — see the full list below.

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Schedule Widget

The complete World Cup 2026 schedule — all 104 matches with dates, kickoff times, and host cities across USA, Mexico, and Canada — rendered as a single image. Auto-updates as results come in.

World Cup 2026 Schedule - All 104 matches with dates, kickoff times and venues

Schedule by Bola 2026 — Free World Cup 2026 App

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Localized schedule images are available in 6 languages. Swap full-schedule.png with full-schedule-de.png, full-schedule-es.png, full-schedule-pt.png, full-schedule-it.png, or full-schedule-fr.png.

📋 How to embed on your platform

WordPress. In the block editor, add a "Custom HTML" block and paste the code. In the classic editor, switch to the "Text" tab and paste.
Substack. Paste the image URL directly into a post and Substack will render it inline. To keep the credit link, paste the full HTML in the source view.
Ghost. Add an "HTML" card from the + menu and paste the embed code into it.
Medium. Paste the image URL on its own line. Medium auto-renders it. Add a separate caption line for the credit link.
Squarespace / Wix. Add an "Embed Code" or "HTML" block and paste the snippet.
Plain HTML. Paste anywhere in your page's body. No JavaScript or external libraries required.

Why embed Bola 2026's bracket?

  • Always up to date. The image is regenerated on our server after every match. Your readers always see the latest bracket without you doing anything.
  • Zero maintenance. No API, no JavaScript, no broken script tags. Just an image and a link. Paste once and forget it.
  • Boosts your time-on-page. Interactive-feeling content keeps readers engaged. A live bracket is exactly the kind of evergreen visual that gets bookmarked and re-shared.
  • SEO-friendly. The embed includes descriptive alt text and a title attribute, so the bracket can rank in Google Images and Bing Visual Search. The credit link also adds an outbound link to a high-authority sports source.
  • Free forever. No paywall, no ads injected into the widget, no signup. We monetize through our free app, not the widget.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I embed the World Cup 2026 bracket on my blog for free?
Yes. Bola 2026 offers a free embeddable World Cup 2026 bracket widget. Copy the HTML snippet from this page and paste it into any blog post, article, or website. The bracket image auto-updates after every knockout match. The only requirement is keeping the small attribution link to soccer2026.app. The bracket is also available in 19 languages.
How do I embed the World Cup 2026 schedule on my website?
Copy the schedule embed HTML from this page and paste it into your blog or website's HTML editor. The schedule image displays all 104 World Cup 2026 matches with dates, kickoff times, and host venues across USA, Mexico, and Canada. It auto-updates after every match. Works on WordPress, Substack, Ghost, Medium, Squarespace, Wix, and any platform that allows HTML.
Is the embed code free? Do I need an API key?
100% free, forever. No API key, no signup, no rate limit. The widgets are static images hosted on soccer2026.app's CDN that we regenerate automatically after every match. Just paste the HTML and you're done. The only requirement is keeping the credit link to soccer2026.app — this is a one-line text link that you can style however you want.
Does the bracket update automatically after each match?
Yes. The embedded bracket image is regenerated on the Bola 2026 server within minutes of every match result. Because you embed the image URL (not a snapshot), your blog readers always see the most up-to-date bracket — winners filled in, losers marked, all the way to the final. No action needed from you after pasting the embed code once.
What languages is the embeddable bracket available in?
The bracket image is available in 19 languages: English (UK + US), Spanish (Spain + Mexico), Portuguese (Brazil), German, French, Italian, Dutch, Polish, Swedish, Arabic, Japanese, Korean, Indonesian, Thai, and Vietnamese. This page is available in all 29 supported website languages. To use a localized bracket, swap the image filename — for German, use world-cup-2026-bracket-de.png instead of world-cup-2026-bracket-en.png.
Will the embed work on WordPress, Substack, Medium, and Ghost?
Yes on all of them. The embed is a simple HTML anchor tag wrapping an image tag — no JavaScript, no iframe. WordPress: paste into the Custom HTML block. Substack: paste into a post and Substack will render the image inline. Ghost: paste into an HTML card. Medium: paste the image URL directly. Squarespace and Wix: use the Embed Code block. Because it's plain HTML, it works on any platform that allows images and links.
What is the attribution requirement?
The default embed code includes a small text line below the image that reads "Bracket by Bola 2026" linking back to soccer2026.app. You're free to restyle this line (change color, font size, alignment) but the link itself must stay live and pointing to soccer2026.app. This is the only condition for using the embed. The widget is otherwise yours to use commercially or non-commercially on as many pages as you want.
Are the bracket and schedule images optimized for SEO and AI search?
Yes. The embed code uses descriptive alt text and a title attribute that includes World Cup 2026 keywords, helping the image appear in Google Image Search and Bing Visual Search. Both images are also referenced from the Bola 2026 sitemap so Google, Bing, ChatGPT, Copilot, and other AI crawlers can index them. Embedding our widget on your site actively helps both of us appear in AI search results for World Cup 2026 queries.
Where can I download a printable World Cup 2026 bracket PDF or PNG?
The same bracket image used in the embed is downloadable as a high-resolution 1200x1200 PNG from soccer2026.app/bracket. Both a pre-filled bracket (with confirmed group assignments) and a blank version for writing in your own predictions are available. The free Bola 2026 app (iOS and Android) also includes an interactive bracket builder where you can fill in all 104 matches digitally.
Can I customize the embedded bracket's size or style?
Yes. The embed code uses style='max-width:100%;height:auto;' so the bracket scales responsively to fit your blog post's column width. To make it smaller, wrap the embed in a div with a max-width (e.g., max-width:600px). To restyle the credit line, edit the p tag's inline style — change font-size, color, or text-align. The image filename can also be swapped to load a different language version.

Embed it. We'll keep it updated.

Paste the code, ship your post, and the bracket stays current through the Final on July 19, 2026. No further work needed.

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