WebTiles – create a tiny 250x250 website with neighbors around you
There is a large grid of 250x250 tiles, on which you are be able to create a tiny website, contained into the tile. You can basically consider the tile as a mini version of your website, showcasing what your full site has (but it can be anything). You are able to link to your full site, and use any HTML/CSS/JS inside. The purpose is to create beautiful and interesting tiles, that could be used for exploring the indie-web in an easy and interesting way.
In plain words
WebTiles provides a large grid where users can create and display 250x250 pixel websites alongside others. Each tile functions as a customizable mini-site that can showcase content, use HTML/CSS/JavaScript, and link to a full website. The platform is designed to help people explore independent websites in an accessible, visual way by browsing a community grid of creative tiles.
written from the facts on this page · September 2026
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