Web Dashers — Play the Geometry Dash Web Mod in Your Browser

What is Web Dashers?

Web Dashers is a browser game that fans built on top of the free Geometry Dash demo from RobTop Games. It runs in a normal browser tab. We started a level without installing anything and without signing in.

It is still a beta. The title screen carries a Beta tag, and the update log that opens first is headed "Beta (expect bugs)". Take that at face value: things break, and the game changes often.

The game is made and hosted by the Web Dashers team. This site is separate from them. We point to their page and write down what we see when we play.

What you can do in Web Dashers

Everything here is on the main menu or one click away from it.

• Main levels. The level select has 21 level slots, from Stereo Madness to Fingerdash, followed by a "Coming Soon!" page. Three of the slots show a lock and ask for 10, 20 and 30 coins. More in the levels guide.
• Seven gamemodes. Cube, ship, ball, UFO, wave, robot and spider all work. Swing is not in yet. Controls for each are in the gamemodes guide.
• Character Select. The button to the left of Play opens the icon kit, with a tab of icons for each gamemode and two rows of colours. The developers say icons from Geometry Dash 2.2 are not included yet. See the icon kit guide.
• Level Editor. The button to the right of Play. Its menu has Create, Saved, Featured and Search; the other tiles are greyed out. The developers describe the editor as far from complete. See the level editor guide.
• Online levels. Featured, name search and level ID search worked in our check on October 13, 2026. We also launched levels from the search results. These features depend on the game's servers. See online levels.
• Practice mode. You enter it from the pause menu, and it lets you place checkpoints. See practice mode.
• Extra options. Settings, then Options, has switches for Noclip, Show Hitboxes, Show Percentage, Show FPS and a Speedhack value, among others. See the settings guide.

How to start playing

From this page to your first jump takes five steps.

1. Press the green play button in the player at the top of this page.
2. Wait for the loading bar to fill. The first visit downloads a lot of files, so give it a moment and keep the tab in front.
3. Close the update log with the X in its corner.
4. Click the big play button in the middle of the menu.
5. Use the arrows to pick a level, then click the level's name to start it. Stereo Madness comes first.

If the game does not show up, reload it. You can also play it directly on web-dashers.github.io.

Web Dashers controls

Web Dashers is a one-button game. On a keyboard, Space, the Up arrow and W all worked as that button in our test. So did a left click on the game.

What the button does depends on your gamemode. The game's own How To Play screens cover the basics:

• Cube: tap to jump. Hold to keep jumping.
• Ship: hold to fly up. Release to fly down.
• Jump orbs: tap while your icon is touching an orb to use it.
• Pause: press Esc, or use the pause button in the top right corner of a level. The pause menu has practice mode, resume, back to the menu and restart, plus music and sound sliders.

The ball, UFO, wave, robot and spider each use the button differently. All seven are explained in the Web Dashers gamemodes guide.

Web Dashers vs the Geometry Dash web demo

RobTop's own demo sits on the front page of geometrydash.com. When we opened it, its title screen had one play button and links to the app stores, and pressing play dropped us straight into a level.

Web Dashers puts a full menu around the same kind of game:

• A level select with 21 slots, instead of a single play button.
• Character Select and Level Editor buttons on the main menu.
• An options screen with Noclip, hitbox display and other switches.
• Practice mode with checkpoints.
• Online levels, when the developers' server is up.

Web Dashers is a fan project. It is not made or endorsed by RobTop Games. If you enjoy it, the full Geometry Dash is available on Steam, the App Store and Google Play.