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# Create privacy widget

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**Access Type**: Widgets - Editor
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Widgets are interface templates that are surfaced to end-users in a consent flow in order to collect consent and/or refusal actions. In this article, we will cover how to create a new widget in your organization's Didomi account.

Click **Widgets** on the left-hand panel and select **Create a widget** on the subsequent page.

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Use the following modal to select a type for your widget and click **Go to next step** when finished.&#x20;

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Additional premium widget types are available (e.g. consent or pay). Please speak to your account representative for more information.
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Next, select the style of template for the widget (pop in, top banner, bottom banner) and click **Create a widget**.&#x20;

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Your new widget will be created and added to your organization. Further customize the widget if necessary by utilizing the [widget editor](/widgets/widget-editor.md).


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