Build A/B test variants without code — change headlines, CTAs, images, layouts and colors with a point-and-click editor. Works on Shopify, Webflow, WordPress, Framer and custom sites. Connect to GA4 goals in one click. Free up to 100,000 visitors per month.
The visual editor lets marketing teams create A/B test variants by clicking elements and making changes directly on the live page. Use it to test copy, images, CTAs, layouts and colors without code. For complex changes that need custom logic, use the code editor or MidaGX AI variants.
Click any headline, CTA, image or section to edit it. Change text, swap images, update button colors, hide elements or inject new content without touching HTML or CSS.
The visual editor works on Shopify, WordPress, Webflow, Wix, Framer and custom sites. For single-page apps built with React or Vue, use URL-change and DOM-change triggers.
When the visual editor is not enough, use custom JavaScript and CSS for dynamic behavior, conditional logic or interactions the point-and-click interface cannot express.
After a developer adds the Mida snippet to your site once, marketers can create test variants without engineering help. The visual editor applies changes before the page renders so visitors see the variant, not the original.
No. The visual editor is a point-and-click interface. Click an element to change it. For advanced changes that need custom logic, use the code editor or MidaGX AI variants.
Use the code editor to write custom JavaScript and CSS. For complex changes, use MidaGX AI to describe the change in plain language or paste a Figma design.
Building a test without code is faster than waiting on a developer, but only if the tool can handle your site's structure. Mida's visual editor works on static sites, SPAs, Shopify themes, and page builders.
Mida's visual editor supports static sites, Shopify themes, WordPress, Webflow, Framer and single-page apps built with React, Vue or Next.js. If your site allows custom HTML in the head, you can run visual editor tests.
For single-page apps, Mida supports URL-change and DOM-change triggers so tests reapply after client-side navigation. Learn more about A/B testing for SPAs.
No. The visual editor is a point-and-click interface for changing headlines, images, CTAs, colors and layouts. Click an element to edit it. For advanced changes that need custom logic, use the code editor or MidaGX AI variants.
Edit text and headlines, swap images and backgrounds, change button colors and styles, hide or show elements, inject HTML content, rearrange sections, adjust spacing and padding, and update CSS properties. For dynamic behavior or conditional logic, use the code editor.
Yes. The visual editor works on Shopify, Shopify Plus, WordPress, WooCommerce, Webflow, Wix, Squarespace, Framer and custom sites. If your platform allows custom HTML in the head section, you can use the visual editor.
Yes. Mida supports React, Vue, Next.js, Nuxt and other SPAs. Use URL-change, DOM-change or element-appears triggers so the test reapplies after client-side navigation. For SPA tests, configure wait-for-element or specific DOM change conditions.
Use the code editor to write custom JavaScript and CSS. For complex changes, use MidaGX AI to describe the change in plain language or paste a Figma design. MidaGX generates targeting code that works on your site structure.
Yes. Use the preview URL to see the variant on desktop, mobile and tablet before publishing. Check that changes render correctly across browsers and screen sizes. Share the preview link with teammates for QA.
The visual editor generates JavaScript that finds the target element and applies the change when the page loads. Mida loads the script before the page renders so visitors see the variant, not the original content flickering into the variant.
Yes. Use the visual editor for simple copy, image and style edits, then add custom JavaScript or CSS in the code editor for dynamic behavior, conditional logic or advanced interactions the visual interface cannot express.
Yes. Create multiple variants with different combinations of changes. Mida splits traffic between all variants and the control, then reports which combination performed best. Multivariate tests require more traffic to reach statistical significance.
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