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Godot Web

Godot Web is a platform for exporting and running games or applications built with the Godot Engine directly in web browsers using WebAssembly and WebGL. It allows developers to compile their Godot projects into HTML5-compatible formats that can be deployed on websites without requiring users to install any plugins or additional software. This enables cross-platform distribution of interactive content accessible via modern browsers on desktops, mobile devices, and other web-enabled platforms.

Also known as: Godot HTML5, Godot Web Export, Godot WebAssembly, Godot WebGL, Godot Browser
🧊Why learn Godot Web?

Developers should use Godot Web when they need to deploy Godot-based games or applications to the web for broad accessibility, such as for browser-based gaming, educational tools, or interactive demos. It is particularly valuable for reaching audiences who prefer not to download native apps, enabling instant play and easy sharing through URLs. This is ideal for projects targeting casual gaming, prototyping, or platforms where web deployment simplifies distribution and updates.

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