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# Installing the Keak Chrome Extension

The Keak editor is provided as a Chrome browser extension, which gives you a point-and-click interface on your website to set up tests. To install it:

1. **Get the extension:** [Download and install the Keak Chrome extension](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/keak-automated-ab-testing/fdieebphpbplcegnilfbpglfkfglojni) from the Chrome Web Store click the “Install Extension” link in our docs or search for “Keak” in the Chrome Web Store).
2. **Log in to Keak:** After installing, navigate to your own website and click the Keak extension icon in Chrome. If you’re not already signed up, the extension will prompt you to **sign up or log in** to your Keak account​. (New users can take advantage of a free trial during sign-up.)
3. **Start the editor:** Once logged in, you’ll see the Keak editor sidebar on your site. You are now ready to create your first test by selecting elements on the page (we’ll cover that in the next section).

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**Tip:** The extension works on any site even ones where your tracking script is not installed.
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