> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://aibotkit-docs.gitbook.io/documentation/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://aibotkit-docs.gitbook.io/documentation/embedding-your-chatbot/getting-your-embed-code.md).
# Getting Your Embed Code
Once your chatbot is set up, the final step is to make it visible on your website. AI Bot Kit provides a simple code snippet that you can copy and paste directly into your site.
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#### Getting Your Embed Code
1. After saving your chatbot, go to **DEPLOY → Publish**.
2. Under **Chat Widget**, you’ll see a code snippet like this:
```html
```
3. Click **Copy Code** to copy the snippet.
4. Paste this code into the `` or `` section of your website’s HTML.
* For site-wide installation, place it in the global **header/footer** section.
* For a single page, paste it into that page’s custom HTML block.
💡 **Tip:** If your site uses a website builder (like Squarespace, Wix, or Shopify), add the embed code using the “Embed” or “Custom Code” block.
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#### Share Link
AI Bot Kit also provides a **direct share link** to your chatbot.
* Click **View Link** to open your bot in a new tab.
* Use **Copy Link** to share your bot via email, social media, or with your team.
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#### WordPress Plugin (Optional)
For WordPress users, a dedicated plugin is available:
* Select the **WordPress** deployment method on the Publish page.
* Install the AI BotKit plugin on your WordPress dashboard and connect your account.
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⚡ **In Short:** Copy the embed code → Paste it into your website → Save changes → Your chatbot goes live instantly.
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