Show a walking score on your website

Free. Add a walking score badge for 477 cities and 130 districts, or an address card for one address. Copy the code into your page.

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An example: Barcelona. On a light page with a serif font

WalkablyBarcelona85/100Walking score where people live · OSM data 7 Oct 2026 · © OpenStreetMap contributors

On a dark page with a sans-serif font

WalkablyBarcelona85/100Walking score where people live · OSM data 7 Oct 2026 · © OpenStreetMap contributors

Good to know

  • The badge is free, and it carries its own credit. Please keep the Walkably link and the OpenStreetMap line.
  • It is plain HTML. It runs no script, sets no cookie and loads nothing from Walkably when people read your page.
  • The score does not change by itself. It shows the data of the date on the badge. Copy a new code after we update the data.
  • The one link, the word Walkably, opens the place's page. The OpenStreetMap line names the people who made the map data.
  • There are badges for 477 cities and 130 districts in Hamburg, Vienna and Rome, in 24 languages.

Address card

For one address, as on a property listing. Put the address's latitude and longitude in the code. The card shows the score of that address, the walk to eight daily needs and the street quality.

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Good to know

  • The card is free for small sites, and it carries its own credit. Please keep the Walkably link.
  • It is an iframe: it loads from walkably.org when people read your page. It sets no cookie and stores nothing in their browser.
  • The short script line makes the frame as tall as the card. If your site removes scripts, the card still works.
  • Where we have no score yet, the card says so. It never shows a guessed number.