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Visual A/B testing for any website. Point-and-click editor, live results, no code required. ABSnap helps website owners create and measure A/B tests without asking an engineer to write experiment code for every copy or design change. Use the Chrome extension to open a visual editor on your own website, click the element you want to test, and create a variant by changing common page elements such as: - Button or heading text - Background and text colors - Element width, height, and font size - Links and image URLs - Hidden elements - Advanced HTML, attribute, and class changes when needed After creating a test, ABSnap serves variants through a lightweight `ab.js` script on your site. Visitors are assigned to control or variant groups, and conversion events are collected anonymously so you can compare conversion rate, lift, confidence, and sample size in the dashboard. ABSnap is designed for quick landing-page and CTA experiments: - Point-and-click element selection - CSS selector generation - Live preview before saving a variant - Traffic split control - Conversion goals based on button clicks or page URLs - Dashboard results for running tests The extension only injects the visual editor after you explicitly click the editor button. It does not collect browsing history, passwords, form data, or page content from websites you visit.
Apr 29, 2026
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