Create Wix Popups That Convert

Popup Wizard is a Wix App Market app that helps you create popups for email signup, promotions, announcements, and more — with AI help if you want it, and no coding.

Yes. Add it from the Wix App Market and open it from your Wix dashboard. It works with Wix sites without custom code or Velo.

No. The app loads after your page content, so it should not hurt your site’s first paint or Core Web Vitals.

No coding skills are required. Describe the popup you want, choose the generated content or layout, and customize the colors, copy, timing, and targeting from the app dashboard.

Use a detailed prompt that covers four things: the goal (what you want the popup to achieve), the layout (two-column, centered card, portrait image), the CTA (what the button should say), and any behavior (what each button does). Short prompts work, but a prompt like 'Create a two-column email signup popup with a lifestyle image on the left and a discount headline, email field, and CTA on the right' produces a layout and copy much closer to what you want from the start.

Yes. Popup Wizard gives you control over colors, fonts, button styles, spacing, borders, and layout so each popup can match your brand.

Yes. Popup Wizard includes a free plan with up to 5,999 popup impressions per month and one AI campaign. The Growth plan adds unlimited impressions and unlimited AI campaigns.

Yes. Exit-intent detection is a live feature. When a visitor's cursor moves toward the browser close button or back button, Popup Wizard triggers the popup before they leave — giving you one last chance to capture their email or show an offer. You enable it per campaign in the targeting settings.

Yes. Popup Wizard connects to Klaviyo so captured leads are added to your list automatically after each submission. You can also configure a custom webhook to POST lead data to any endpoint — useful for Zapier, Make, or your own backend. Both integrations are configured in Settings → Integrations inside the app.

Every lead includes the fields your popup collects (email, name, phone, or any custom fields you add). Popup Wizard also records the UTM parameters from the visitor's URL (source, medium, campaign), device type, browser, operating system, and the page URL where the lead was captured — so you can attribute signups back to specific campaigns and traffic sources.

Yes. When you create an announcement bar, paste the link to your blog or articles page, pull in the latest post, and leave the bar live. When you publish a newer post, the bar updates on its own so visitors always see the newest title and link. Most bars still use a fixed message you write for shipping, sales, or launches — use latest-post mode when you publish often.

No. Most bars use a short message you write yourself — free shipping, a sale, store hours, and so on. An auto-updating announcement bar that shows your latest blog post fits sites that publish regularly and want the bar to promote the newest article without editing it each time. You can also hide the button so the bar text itself is the clickable link, with a small arrow or chevron.