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# Any Website
All you need to do is **copy the Userdesk Chatbot code and paste it into your website source code**.
For more detail on how to process these steps, please follow the guideline below:
**Step 1**: Go to Userdesk and copy the Embed Chatbot code that you want to install by going to **CHATBOTS** > Choose the Chatbot > **Embed.**
**Step 2**: Copy the Chatbot code under the section **Install the Chat widget on your website**
**Step 3**: Open the source code of your website and paste the copied code right below the `` tag\
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**Step 4**: Deploy the changes to your website\
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You'll now be able to see the Chatbot widget on your website 🎉
If you have any issues, or you need to support another platform, feel free to send an email to
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