Adding Accessibird to your website takes only a few minutes once your site is live. Start with a working website you can edit, then open your Accessibird dashboard and register it by entering the domain name and confirming.
Get your snippet
Open the installation section of the dashboard and copy the script snippet. This single line of JavaScript loads the widget and connects your visitors to all of Accessibird's accessibility tools.
Add it to your site
Place the snippet inside the <head> tag, or just before the closing </body>. On Webflow you'll find this under custom code settings. Wix users can use custom script injection, while Framer exposes an embed or custom code section. If you're working in React or Next.js, add the snippet inside your layout or document file so it loads on every page.
Deploy and verify
Deploy your site, refresh the page, and you should see the widget appear in the corner. If it doesn't show up, double-check that the snippet was saved on a public page and that your site has actually been republished.