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A widget is a banner, pop-in, countdown, survey, or other piece of content that you build from a template and place on your site’s pages. To create a widget:
  1. Click Studio > Widgets > New widget.
  2. Select Using the Widget Studio. To build a widget by prompting an AI, see Create a widget with PBX. To build a widget from code, see Creating a widget from code.
  3. Name your template, associate a website, and optionally write a description and add tags in the pop-in.
  4. Click Create.
How do you want to build it? dialog with Using a Prompt, Using the Widget Studio, and Using code options

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Choose a theme

After you click Create, a pop-in prompts you to choose a theme for your widget. The list always includes the master theme, plus any custom themes available to your team. Select a theme and click Next.

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Select a template

New widget dialog with a template search field, category filters, and templates including Create with AI, From Scratch, and Blank Pop-Up
Select a template for your widget. You can search for a specific template, apply filters, and access your custom or favorite templates. You can also import a widget from another account by clicking Create from JSON file in the upper-right corner. To create a widget from a custom template, click Custom Templates in the template selector, and then select the custom template.

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Content types

There are several content types to choose from:
  • Banner: Add a banner to your page.
  • Emailing/Newsletter: Improve return rates by incentivizing visitors with a pop-in.
  • Countdown: Create urgency for better conversions.
  • Slider: Create carousels to animate your website.
  • NPS: See what your visitors think using an NPS widget.
  • Feedback/Survey: Ask visitors for their opinions or information about their experience.
  • Social: Allow visitors to access your social media accounts.
The countdown element creates a sense of urgency. In its settings, choose Till date to end the countdown on a date several days away, or Timer to count down in hours. Use Timer for short-term offers (for example, limited-time free shipping), and Till date for long-term offers (for example, a week-long sale).