> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.meetdarwin.ai/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Step 4: Add the chat to your website > Setting up on your own: allow your domain, then add Darwin's site tag to any website, or install it on Webflow, WordPress, Framer or Google Tag Manager, and check the installation. One flow for each.
Find it in Darwin Integrations → Your website Open this screen ↗
Darwin's chat runs on your website from one script tag, added once for every page. Pick how your website is built and follow that flow. When Darwin finds the tag on your site, Home ticks off **Connect your website**. The Your website section of Integrations: Site tag, Webflow, Google Tag Manager, Framer and WordPress cards. ## First, allow your domain Open **Agent Studio → Visibility & privacy**. Under **Allowed domains**, type your website's address and select **Add domain**. The chat only runs on domains in this list, and `www.example.com` and `example.com` count as different. Webflow adds its domains for you, so skip this if you use Webflow. Allowed domains with the www.example.com field and the Add domain button highlighted. ## Then pick your website For a site you edit yourself, or any builder with a site-wide custom code setting. In **Integrations**, select the **Site tag** card, then **Copy tag**. Add the tag to your site: the script tag with your site key, and the Copy tag button highlighted. Paste the tag just before `` on every page, or into your builder's site-wide custom code (often called code injection, or custom code for the footer or body). Add it once, then publish your site. Someone else edits your website? Open **Email instructions to a developer**, enter their email and select **Email instructions**. Select **Check installation**. When Darwin finds the tag, the step shows **Verified**. Check the installation, with the Check installation button highlighted and the Page to check first field. Full guide: [Install Darwin on any website](/installation/install-widget). Connect the Darwin app and it adds the tag to your Webflow site for you. In **Integrations**, select **Connect** on the **Webflow** card, then **Connect Webflow**. Choose the sites Darwin can access and approve the permissions. Step 1, Connect Webflow, with the Connect Webflow button highlighted. Choose the site and select **Add Darwin**. Darwin adds its script and your site's domains. Nothing is published yet. Step 2, Add Darwin to a site, with the Add Darwin button highlighted. Select **Publish site now**. This publishes the site with any other unpublished changes. Step 3, Publish the site, with the Publish site now button highlighted. Select **Check installation**. Darwin confirms when it finds its tag on the live site. Full guide: [Install Darwin on Webflow](/integrations/webflow). Add the tag to your theme's footer, or with a header-and-footer plugin. In **Integrations**, select **Open guide** on the **WordPress** card, then **Copy tag**. Step 1, Add the tag to WordPress, with the site tag and the Copy tag button highlighted. Paste the whole tag into your theme's footer, or into the footer field of a plugin such as WPCode (**Code Snippets → Header & Footer**), and save. Not into one post or a Custom HTML block. If a caching plugin, your host or a CDN caches pages, clear it. Back in Darwin, select **Check installation**. Step 2, Check the installation, with the Check installation button highlighted. Full guide: [Install Darwin on WordPress](/integrations/wordpress). Paste the tag into Framer's site-wide custom code. In **Integrations**, select **Open guide** on the **Framer** card, then **Copy tag**. Step 1, Add the tag to Framer, with the site tag and the Copy tag button highlighted. In Framer's site settings, open **Custom code** and paste the tag at the end of the body, on all pages. If Framer asks how often to run it, choose once. Save and publish the site, then open the published site, not the editor. Back in Darwin, select **Check installation**. Step 2, Check the installation, with the Check installation button highlighted. Full guide: [Install Darwin on Framer](/integrations/framer). Add the tag as a Custom HTML tag that fires on all pages. In **Integrations**, select **Open guide** on the **Google Tag Manager** card, then **Copy tag**. Step 1, Add the tag to Google Tag Manager, with the site tag and the Copy tag button highlighted. In your container, open **Tags → New**, name it **Darwin chat**, choose **Custom HTML** and paste the tag. Under **Triggering**, choose **All Pages**, then save. Select **Preview** to check that **Darwin chat** fires once, then **Submit** and **Publish**. Back in Darwin, select **Check installation**. Step 2, Check the installation, with the Check installation button highlighted. Full guide: [Install Darwin with Google Tag Manager](/integrations/google-tag-manager). ## Good to know * Add the tag once. Two copies can show two chat buttons. * The chat stays hidden on your website until you go live in step 5, so installing early is safe. * Can't see the chat after going live? See [The chat isn't showing](/help/widget-not-showing). Switch your agent on. All five steps. This documentation is built and hosted on [Mintlify](https://mintlify.com), a developer documentation platform.