Website widget basics
What is a website widget?
A website widget is a small, self-contained block of content or functionality that you embed in a page: a contact form, countdown timer, pricing table, FAQ accordion, or review wall. It runs inside your existing site, so you get the feature without rebuilding your theme or switching platforms.
How do I add a widget to my website?
Pick a starter above, customize it in Fugte, and copy the iframe snippet onto your page. Every widget page includes step-by-step embed guides for WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Notion, and Canva.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. Starters are editable with plain-language AI edits and simple settings inside Fugte. If you do write code, you can also paste your own HTML, CSS, and JavaScript and turn it into a hosted, embeddable widget.
Will widgets slow down my site?
Each Fugte widget loads in its own iframe, isolated from your page's scripts and styles, so a heavy or broken widget can't take your layout down with it. As with any embed, it's still smart to keep a page to the one or two widgets that earn their place.
How is Fugte different from other widget libraries?
Most widget services sell fixed templates with locked settings. Fugte starters are real, editable code: you can change anything by asking AI, and because the widget is hosted, you update it once and it's live everywhere it's embedded.
Create-friendly workflow
Have a different widget in mind?
Use Fugte AI to create a new widget, start from a starter, or bring your own front-end code so it becomes a live thing you can customize and share.
Social proof
Featured On Section
Show where your website, product, or brand has been featured, listed, shared, or demoed.
Owners Were Here
A graffiti wall where visitors spray their site's name onto the concrete
Testimonial Carousel
Credibility-first testimonial slider with proof links and author details.