> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://widgets.yourhelpcenter.net/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://widgets.yourhelpcenter.net/home/getting-started.md).

# Getting Started

### 1. Enable Your Widget

* Click to enable the default widget.
* Save the settings to view a preview of what the widget will look like.

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[Widget Builder](/widget-builder/overview.md)
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### 2. Customize Your Widget

* Navigate to "Widget Settings."
* Here, you can customize various aspects of the widget:
  * Its appearance
  * Location on your webpage
  * Custom branding options, and more

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[Widget Builder](/widget-builder/overview.md)
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### 3. Add Conversion Tools™

* Initially, no Conversion Tools™ will be visible in the widget preview.
* To add tools, click on "Add Tool" and select from a library of different tools.
* You'll need to configure each tool individually. Resources are available in the help center for guidance.

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[Conversion Tools](/conversion-tools/overview.md)
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### 4. Create Smart Popups™

* You can build popups to highlight specific actions you'd like your visitors to take.
* These popups have several customizable options including:
  * Triggering settings
  * Visibility settings
  * Display settings
  * Media elements and more

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[Smart Popups](/smart-popups/overview.md)
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### 5. Install Your Widget

* Go to the "Installation Script" section.
* Copy and paste the installation script into your application or web page where needed.
* If you encounter issues, refer to help articles specifically designed for various applications and web pages.

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[Widget Builder](/widget-builder/overview.md)
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