Destroy Any Website
Type any address or pick a level. Then break everything.
What is Destroy Website?
Destroy Website is a free website destroyer game that runs in your browser. Load any web page, or one of the built-in fake sites, and take it apart with a hammer, a laser, bombs and a black hole. Words drop off one by one, pop-ups shatter, and the page behind them breaks into panels.
It is stress relief for anyone who has wanted to destroy this website, that website, or every website with a cookie banner. The real site is never touched.
How to destroy a website
- Pick a target. Start with the news site that is already loaded, choose another level, or type a real address into the bar above the page and press Destroy.
- Choose a weapon. Hammer for single hits, laser for cutting lines, bomb for a blast, black hole for whatever is left.
- Break all of it. Text falls word by word, the page itself cracks off in panels, and pop-ups take a few hits. Reach 100% to stop the clock, and beat the level's target time for three stars.
Four ways to break a page
- Hammer
- Tap to smash whatever is under your finger. One tap, one swing. It never needs to recharge.
- Laser
- Hold and drag to cut a line. Words in its path burn and drop. Backgrounds need a second pass.
- Bomb
- Tap to drop one. It goes off after a short fuse and clears a wide circle. Recharges in 2.5 seconds. Each level gives you a set number, shown on the button.
- Black hole
- Tap to open one. It tears the page loose around it and swallows the rubble. Recharges in 15 seconds. Most levels give you one, and some give you none.
Destroy any website by its address
Type an address such as wikipedia.org into the bar above the page and press Destroy. The game fetches that page, switches off its scripts and rebuilds the first screen as loose pieces: every word, image, button and background panel can be knocked off on its own.
Nothing you do here reaches the real site. You are breaking a copy that exists only in your browser, and it is gone when you close the tab.
Some sites will not load. Pages that draw everything with JavaScript come back empty, and sites behind a login or a bot check refuse to answer. You get a message when that happens and can try another address.
No address in mind? You can destroy a news website buried in pop-ups or destroy a shopping website with a spin-to-win wheel instead.
Websites you can destroy
Made-up websites, each built out of the things people most want to close.
- Destroy a news websiteOne article under a newsletter box, a cookie banner, a notification prompt and a chat bubble.
- Destroy a shopping websiteEight products, a spin-to-win wheel, a cart timer and a banner that wants you in the app.
- Destroy a social media feedSponsored posts, a row of stories, 14 notifications and a login wall across the bottom.
- Destroy a video websiteA player stuck on ad 1 of 4, an autoplay countdown and a prompt asking if you are still watching.
- Destroy a search results pageThree sponsored results, a confident AI answer, a consent box and a location request.
- Destroy a recipe websiteA two-ingredient recipe under a life story, two ad slots, a floating video and an e-book offer.
- Destroy a 90s websiteA 1998 homepage with a visitor counter, a webring, a guestbook and two error dialogs.
Destroy Website FAQ
Does this damage the real website?
No. The game works on a copy of the page inside your browser. The real site, its server and its other visitors are not affected in any way.
Why won't some websites load?
The game reads a page without running its scripts. Sites that build their content with JavaScript come back empty, and sites that need a login or block automated requests refuse to answer. Try a different page on the same site, or a different site.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes. It is built for one thumb: tap to hit, hold and drag for the laser. It also works with a mouse, and keys 1 to 4 switch weapons.
Is it free?
Yes. There is nothing to download and nothing to sign up for.
Why do the pop-ups come back?
Because that is what pop-ups do. In the built-in levels some of them return once or twice, a few seconds after you destroy them. Clear the whole page before they return and they stay gone, or hit a pop-up's close button to keep it from coming back.
How are stars counted, and which buttons should I hit?
Each built-in level has a target time. Finish within it for three stars, within 1.6 times it for two, and any finish earns one; there is no way to fail. Inside the pop-ups, small close buttons (×, Block, Reject, No thanks) take the whole pop-up down in one hit and keep it from coming back. Big accept buttons (Accept all, Subscribe, Allow, Pay now) are traps: break one while its pop-up is still up and a copy of the pop-up appears next to it. Sites you type in have no stars and no traps.
Is this the same game as Destroy Any Website?
No. Destroy Any Website is a separate game from Sprite Fusion, in which a stick figure runs through a page and shoots it. Destroy Website is an independent project with no character to steer: you hit the page directly.