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# New Design

You can customize and design a livechat widget as needed. With just a few easy steps, you can not only change the looks of your chat window but also enable or disable member mode, campaign, voice and speech and many more. And all of that without using any additional CSS or JavaScript configuration! So, without further due, let’s dive in and see how you can use the live chat designer to your advantage. Take a look at the Preview section located on the right side of the screen. You can see all changes reflected in real-time. 

To start customizing your live chat, at the top right click the ‘***+New Design***‘ button. Then, you will see a form to design your live chat widget. First, type the name of the widget.

![New Design](/files/-MT-bTLUHuhzMQ_VypB4)


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