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Chat Widget Previewer

Try your brand color, agent name, welcome message, and icon on the Chatsy widget before you add it to your site.

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White text: 4.7:1 · passes AA

The widget deepens this color to #5f62e7 behind text. The launcher keeps your exact color.

Agent icon

Shown in the header and next to answers. The image stays in your browser.

These are the settings the Chatsy dashboard offers, and the launcher sits in the bottom-right corner.

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Is this tool right for you?

See how the Chatsy widget will look on your site, and whether its text stays readable, before you add it.

Good fit for

  • Marketing and support teams preparing to embed live chat or AI chat.
  • Founders checking brand fit before adding a customer-facing widget.
  • Designers validating color contrast and first-message clarity.

Not the right tool when

  • A replacement for a full accessibility audit across every site template.
  • Testing production API behavior, routing rules, or knowledge base answer quality.
  • Final QA without also previewing the real widget on the target website.

Best practices

Chat widget design best practices

  1. Align your widget with your brandThe chat widget is one of the most visible controls on your site. Use your primary brand color, then check the contrast readout: if the text on it falls below AA, pick a darker shade so the agent name and replies stay readable.
  2. Write an engaging welcome messageYour welcome message is the first interaction visitors have with your chatbot. Keep it short, friendly, and action-oriented. Let users know what the bot can help with, such as answering product questions or guiding them to the right resource. Avoid generic greetings that do not say what the bot can do.
  3. Check it against your own pagesThe launcher sits in the bottom-right corner. Look at your pages on desktop and mobile for anything that already uses that corner, such as a cookie banner or a floating button, and test the real widget there before publishing.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Yes. Set the brand color, agent name, welcome message, input placeholder, and icon, and the preview updates as you type. It uses the same layout, colors, and launcher as the Chatsy widget. No signup or code needed.

In Chatsy you set the widget color, agent name, welcome message, input placeholder, and icon. The header, visitor messages, and launcher use your color, and the text on them switches between white and dark to stay readable. The launcher opens from the bottom-right corner.

Yes. On small screens the Chatsy widget opens as a panel that fills most of the screen. Use the mobile preview here, then test the real widget on your own pages before publishing.

Create a free Chatsy account, set the widget color, name, and welcome message in the dashboard, and add the embed snippet to your website. Test the widget on your own pages before publishing it.

Yes. Pick a preset or enter any hex color. The preview shows it on the header, your visitors’ messages, and the launcher, and the contrast check under the color field tells you whether the text on it passes WCAG AA.

Keep planning

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