Live radio player examples
A web player for your radio.
Your radio. Your look.
We design and adapt HTML5 radio players to your branding, programme and website. Try eight working designs for listening on mobile and desktop.
Explore eight HTML5 radio players
Try a design here or use its direct link to open the player separately.
8 of 8 designs
Radio Jantar
Noir FM
Radio Iskra
Radio Bor
Signal 9
Radio Blok
Radio Iris
Radio RubiThe station names, logos and extra channels are fictional demo identities. Every example uses the same Banovina Light audio and song data. Sound starts only when you press Play.
HTML5 RADIO WEB PLAYER
A listening experience that belongs to your station.
The player is where your audience meets your stream. We adapt the design and information to the way your radio works.
Your station’s identity
Logo, colours, station name and artwork form one recognisable design. Choose a compact player, a prominent cover or a layout with more channel choices.
Information alongside the music
Song titles, artists and available artwork use your stream’s metadata source. Recent songs and extra channels are configured to suit the station; unavailable artwork falls back to its logo.
Listening in the browser
Listeners open the player and tap Play. The layout adapts to mobile and desktop, with no app installation needed to listen through the web player.
Connecting it to your website
We select a design, prepare your branding and check the stream and song data. Then we prepare the player for an existing website, an iframe or its own listening page. The final setup follows your website and hosting requirements.
BEFORE YOU CHOOSE
Questions about radio web players
What is a radio web player?
It is the listening interface on your website: a Play control, your station’s identity and, when available, information about the programme. Audio plays directly in the listener’s browser.
Can it use our existing Icecast or Shoutcast stream?
We check the particular HTTPS stream, audio format and metadata source before integration. Compatibility and song information depend on that configuration; support is not assumed for every format or server.
Can it be embedded in WordPress or opened separately?
A player can have its own page that opens in a new tab. For WordPress or another website, we prepare an iframe or a tailored integration according to the theme and hosting setup.
Can we use our logo and choose the number of channels?
Yes. The name, logo, colours and channel selection are tailored to your station. Extra channels are optional, so a station with one programme can have a simpler player.
Are the demo stations and song histories real?
The station names and logos are fictional examples. All demos play Banovina Light and display its current song data and available artwork. Demo history records changes observed during active previews; it is not a complete daily broadcast archive.
Give your radio its own player.
Your logo, your programme and the features your listeners need. We can pair the design with streaming hosting and adapt it to your website.