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# Install widget on your website
### Installation
To chat with your visitors embed the widget on your site following steps:
1. **Locate the javascript code**\
You can find your unique Tiledesk javascript code on your Tiledesk Dashboard by heading over to the **Settings > Widget > Add chat to your website**
1. **Copy the Javascript code**
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Copy the above javascript under the *With javascript code* section.\
Example is provided below:
**3. Open your website's HTML page**\
Access the page on which your website is hosted with the tool allowing you to modify the files or log in to your respective platform Dashboard.\
**4. Paste the javascript code**\
Paste the javascript code in the HTML source page between the \`\<\head>\` tags.\
**5. Save changes**\
Save the changes, and that's it! Now, check your website and enjoy Tiledesk widget 🚀\
**6. Check your website**\
Go to your website and check if you can see the Tiledesk widget
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