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GrowthBook’s AI Visual Editor is a no-code way to build and launch experiments on your website. Describe the change you want in natural language, review what the editor proposes, and ship a real A/B test without writing code or waiting on a deploy.
Install the extensionGet the GrowthBook AI Visual Editor from the Chrome Web Store, then connect it to your account.
Editing a page in the AI Visual Editor side panel The AI Visual Editor is a Chrome side-panel extension. You open it next to your site, pick the page you want to test, and make changes two ways:
  • AI mode — describe the change in plain language (“make the hero headline shorter and the CTA green”) and the editor proposes the edits for you to preview and accept.
  • Manual mode — point and click to select any element and edit its content, typography, layout, background, classes, and more with structured controls.
  • Figma & image import — turn a Figma frame or a mockup image into a high-fidelity, testable component the editor builds and places on the page for you.
To actually render your variations on your live site, a developer integrates one of GrowthBook’s front-end SDKs — the Script Tag, JavaScript, or ReactJS SDK — or renders them on a CDN with an Edge SDK. See Running on your site.

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Benefits

  • Prompt-driven editing: Describe changes to text, images, buttons, spacing, and more in AI mode. Pin an element when you want the AI to focus on a specific spot on the page.
  • Run experiments without dedicated eng time: Draft and QA variations in the browser; your site still needs the GrowthBook SDK for production delivery. See Running on your site.
  • Manual precision: Fine-tune typography, spacing, links, and visibility with structured controls when you know exactly what you want. See Manual mode.
  • Transparent by design: Preview links, a debug panel, and warnings when you edit a live experiment. See Preview and QA.
Join the AI Visual Editor community on SlackConnect with the GrowthBook team and other users. Join the AI Visual Editor channel on Slack.

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Quick start

  1. Install and connect the Chrome extension (~30 seconds).
  2. Open the side panel on the page you want to test and start editing in AI mode or Manual mode.
  3. Set up the SDK on your site so variations render for real users.
Hitting a snag? See Troubleshooting.

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Requirements

Your app must be a front-end web app in a browser (not native mobile or desktop). For other platforms, use Feature Flags in code.
Client-side rendering can interfere with visual changesHeavily client-side-rendered apps (React, Vue, Svelte) may flicker or fight the SDK when the framework re-renders the DOM. See Running on your site → Strategy 4 for details and alternatives.

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SDK setup

Visual experiments only render if your SDK Connection has Include Visual Experiments enabled and the correct SDK is installed on your site. See Running on your site for the full setup.