Install without code
Exact steps for WordPress, Webflow, Framer, Wix, Squarespace, Shopify and Carrd.
Before you start
Every platform below has a place to paste one line into the head of your site. You never edit code: you copy the snippet, paste it into a settings box, and save.
Get your snippet from Tracking setup inside your dashboard. It already contains your key, so copy it from there rather than from this page. It looks like this:
<script defer src="https://www.termind.tech/t.js" data-key="YOUR_KEY"></script>After pasting, publish your site, visit it once in a normal browser tab, and open your Termind dashboard. The first visit appears within a few seconds. That is the whole check.
WordPress
- 1Try the built in way firstIn your WordPress admin, go to Appearance, then Theme File Editor if it is offered. Many themes instead offer a box called Header scripts or Custom code under Appearance, Customize. Paste the snippet there and save.
- 2If your theme has no such boxInstall the free plugin WPCode from Plugins, Add New. In WPCode, choose Header and Footer, paste the snippet into the Header box, and save. Any plugin that says it inserts headers and footers works the same way.
- 3Clear the cacheIf you use a caching plugin such as WP Rocket or W3 Total Cache, clear the cache afterwards, or the old pages without the snippet keep being served.
Webflow
- 1Open site settingsFrom your Webflow dashboard, open the site, then Site settings, then the Custom code tab. Custom code requires a paid Webflow site plan.
- 2Paste into Head codePaste the snippet into the Head code box, not the Footer code box, and save.
- 3PublishChanges to custom code only take effect when you publish the site again.
Framer
- 1Open your project settingsClick the gear icon at the top of the Framer editor, then choose General, and scroll to Custom code. Custom code needs a paid Framer site plan.
- 2Paste into the head sectionPaste the snippet into the box labelled Start of head tag, and save.
- 3PublishPress Publish. The snippet is only on the live site, not in the editor preview, so check your published address.
Wix
- 1Open custom code settingsFrom your site dashboard, go to Settings, then find Custom code under Advanced. Custom code requires a Wix plan with a connected domain.
- 2Add the snippet to the headClick Add custom code, paste the snippet, name it Termind, choose All pages, and set it to load in the Head. Apply.
Squarespace
- 1Open code injectionIn your site menu go to Settings, then Developer tools, then Code injection. On current plans this needs the Business tier or above.
- 2Paste into HeaderPaste the snippet into the Header box and save. It applies to every page automatically.
Shopify
- 1Open the theme editorFrom your Shopify admin go to Online Store, Themes, then click the three dots on your current theme and choose Edit code.
- 2Find theme.liquidIn the Layout folder, open theme.liquid. Find the line that says </head>, which is usually near the top third of the file.
- 3Paste just above itPaste the snippet on its own line directly above </head>, and save. This puts it on every page of the store, including product pages.
This is the one platform where you open a file, but it is a single paste on a single line. If it feels wrong, undo is one keystroke and nothing is saved until you press Save.
Carrd, Ghost and Notion sites
| Platform | Where the box is |
|---|---|
| Carrd | Site settings, Code, Head. Needs the Pro Standard plan or above. |
| Ghost | Settings, Code injection, Site header. Available on every plan. |
| Super, Potion and other Notion site builders | Each has a Code or Custom code box in site settings. Paste into the head section. |
Or let an AI do the whole thing
If your site came out of an AI builder or a developer built it for you, you do not need to find any settings box. The Install with an AI agent page gives you one block of text to paste into the same chat you use to change your site. The AI does the installation, and the prompt tells it how to verify its own work before reporting back.