Free UV embed for government sites
A reliable, science-backed UV index module for council, public-health, parks, tourism, and emergency-management websites. Live readings, WHO risk levels, and 5-day forecast — embedded in one line of HTML.
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Why teams choose this widget
Aligned with WHO guidance
Risk levels and burn-time bands follow World Health Organization UV index categories used by public-health agencies worldwide.
Open, transparent data
UV readings come from public meteorological data — fully attributable for public communications.
Accessible & lightweight
Semantic HTML, keyboard-friendly, low bandwidth, no cookies. Suitable for accessibility-conscious public sector sites.
How to use it
Council & city websites
Embed on the homepage or “Living here” section so residents see today’s UV alongside air quality and pollen.
Public-health & cancer councils
Pair the widget with skin-cancer prevention pages, SunSmart guidance, and seasonal awareness campaigns.
Parks, beaches & recreation
Add to park, beach, pool, and trail pages so visitors can plan sun-safe times to swim, walk, or play.
Tourism boards & visitor info
Give international visitors a transparent, official view of UV conditions for your region.
One-line embed
<script src="https://dailyuvtracker.com/widget.js"
data-location="Auckland, New Zealand"
data-variant="minimal"
data-theme="light"
data-width="350"
async></script>Need a different location, theme, or layout? Use the full configurator to generate a custom snippet.
Frequently asked
Can government and public-sector sites use this for free?+
Yes. Councils, ministries, health authorities, parks departments, and any government website may embed the widget at no cost. The small "Powered by Daily UV Tracker" attribution must remain visible.
Where does the UV data come from?+
UV index and forecast data come from public meteorological sources. Risk categories follow the WHO UV index scale.
Is the widget accessible and privacy-safe?+
Yes. The widget renders semantic HTML inside an isolated iframe, sets no cookies, and stores no personal data — suitable for WCAG-conscious government sites.
Can we pin it to a specific city, region, or coordinates?+
Yes. Use data-location for a named city or data-lat / data-lon for precise coordinates. The 5-day forecast updates automatically.