A really cool feature offered by ChessDrop, is the ability to copy an embed code from your game, which can then be included in a blog post to display an embedded version of the game with analysis. See this example by @EscacsAndorra.
https://t.co/jCTteUWsd1
Hey players at the @EscacsAndorra 2025 Andorra Open—After two rounds, there's only four entries! If things stay this way, @raphaelterris_ and @BrezmesLuke are guaranteed winners, and lots of 💰 left on the table!
Vist the following to see the entries! https://t.co/PcsRaNzcVl
Big shout out to Rafaël for reporting a bug that sneaked its way into a recent build. 🐞If you’re playing the @EscacsAndorra Andorra Open, you can now enter your games! And remember to post your X links at the promotion page!
Once again, we are super excited to sponsor the Andorra Open Chess Tournament @EscacsAndorra with 1,000 € and t-shirts in prizes. Information and rules found below! Suerte a todos! https://t.co/PcsRaNzcVl
Feature update — By default, when you save a game in ChessDrop, we send you a confirmation email that includes the link to the publicly shareable version of the game. You can now disable those emails if you wish.
@romain_edouard Congrats! You've been so creative with your posts, and helpful providing feedback, really happy to hear that you won one of the prizes!
@asierpof Asier, Puede editar tus partidas añadiendo los nombres de los jugadores por favor? No hace falta re-compartirlas. Gracias! Tienes tres sin nombres.