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# Loading embedded pages
This guide assumes you've followed [Setup the browser widget](/creation/unreal-development/features-and-tutorials/web-browser/setup-the-browser-widget.md).
You can load webpages into your browser, where the content is packaged into the game.
{% hint style="info" %}
You must place content inside a folder called `WebUI` for it to be packaged correctly.
{% endhint %}
### Create the HTML page
Create a folder in your project's content folder called `WebUI` .
The WebUI folder.
Open this folder in the Windows Explorer and create a file inside called `index.html`.
Paste this text in the file:
```html
Hello World!
```
### Load the HTML page into the browser
Add the following node to your browser widget blueprint on `Event Construct`:
{% @blueprintue-embed/embed url="" %}
Once you load in with PIE you should see the page loaded in your browser, for example in 3D space by following [In-world browser](/creation/unreal-development/features-and-tutorials/web-browser/in-world-browser.md):
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