Mel Lim
Finding a streaming partner that could actually do what we needed was the challenge — Eagle was able to integrate and stream for us effectively, even connecting directly with platforms like Shopify and Magento to fit into our existing setup.
Embed Unreal Engine
Directly Into Your Web App
Eagle streams your Unreal Engine app from the cloud into your page. Embed it via iframe or the Frontend SDK, wire it into your existing React, Vue, or vanilla JS stack, and send data between the webpage and the Unreal app over the WebRTC data channel.
Two embed paths
An iframe for a drop-in embed, or the Frontend SDK for direct DOM integration with token-based auth and full control over the session lifecycle.
Event hooks for loader and error UX
Subscribe to queue position, download progress, stream-ready, data-channel open, errors, and session expiry to build custom loaders, reconnect flows, and error states.
Bidirectional messaging with Unreal
Send structured JSON from the webpage to Unreal and receive responses back to read state, send input, and control the app from your UI.
Cross-Platform Browser Support
Works on Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and mobile browsers without OS restrictions
Two Embed Paths
iframe or SDK. Pick the
One That Fits Your Stack.
Frontend teams integrate Eagle one of two ways. The iframe path is the fastest — paste a script tag, style the container, done. The Frontend SDK embeds the stream directly into your DOM with token-based auth, giving you full control over the session and tighter integration with your existing components.
- iframe
Drop-in embed, framework-agnostic, communicates with the parent page via postMessage. Best for fast integrations and simple layouts.
- Frontend SDK
Direct DOM integration, token-based auth, full callback surface for session lifecycle, quality, volume, and fullscreen. Best for production apps where the stream is a first-class UI component.
Both Paths support React, Vue, Angular, and vanilla JS.
Build Your Own Player UI
Your Brand. Your Loader.
Your Error States.
Clients should not see a generic streaming widget. Eagle lets you hide the default player chrome, subscribe to every stage of the connection lifecycle, and build loading screens, reconnect flows, and error states in your own CSS and components.
Hide Eagle's default UI and render the stream in your own container
Subscribe to events for queue position, app download progress, stream-ready, data-channel open, errors, and session expiry
Drive your own loaders, progress bars, reconnect logic, and error pages from those events
Prevent Eagle's default error redirect and handle failures in your own UI
Bidirectional Messaging with Unreal
Read State Out.
Push Input In.
Eagle opens a WebRTC data channel between your webpage and the Unreal app, so the stream is not a one-way video feed — it is an interactive component you can drive from your UI. Send structured JSON into Unreal, register a handler for messages coming back, and treat Unreal like any other part of your app.
Send structured JSON from the webpage into the Unreal app
Register a handler to receive messages from Unreal on the webpage
Drive Unreal state from your existing UI controls — buttons, forms, dropdowns, sliders
Surface Unreal state in your existing UI — status displays, analytics, conditional rendering
Real-World Frontend Pain Points, Solved
Works Where
Your Users Are.
Eagle streams to Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and mobile browsers without asking users to install anything. Keyboard, mouse, and touch input pass through to the Unreal app as configured, and the stream container is yours to style responsively.
Runs on Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and mobile browsers — no installs, no extensions
Keyboard, mouse, and touch input pass through to the Unreal app as configured
Container is yours to style responsively — resize, reposition, and adapt to breakpoints like any other component
Audio requires a user-initiated interaction (browser policy) — Eagle surfaces this cleanly so you can handle it in your own UI
You Control the UI.
Eagle Handles the Streaming.
Embed Unreal Engine into your web app without rebuilding your frontend. Eagle handles the pixel streaming infrastructure, the data
channel, and the session lifecycle — your team controls the UI, the branding, and the user experience.
Epic Games
We work with companies like Eagle 3D to make pixel streaming a reality — in essence, it's a zero-latency interactive movie. The biggest advantage is accessibility: no powerful computer required, nothing to install, zero barrier to entry.
Jonathan Labby
My pitch to clients was simple: imagine a high-fidelity, fully interactive project you can experience in the cloud, host on your website, and also run live at your trade show booth — all from one build. Eagle's Pixel Streaming blended perfectly with that vision, and it even supports VR headsets, so people can engage with the same project wherever they are.
