Wix Editor: Popup Ideas and Inspiration

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Popup elements are pop-up messages that appear on your visitor's screen when they visit your site. You can use them in a number of creative, practical ways to grow your sales and business, and provide an interactive experience.

Create a mailing list subscription popup

Add a mailing list popup to build your subscribers and reach a wider audience. There are a variety of popup designs available that contain pre-added forms, and you can customize and adjust them as needed. 
A GIF of a mailing list lightbox gliding into frame on a live Wix site.
When visitors sign up with the form, they're automatically added to your Subscribers in Contacts, so they can stay up to date with your business news and offers.

Add an age disclaimer to your site

Utilize your popups by creating an age disclaimer for your site. You can set them to only contain an age confirmation button, so visitors must click it in order to enter and browse your site. 
A screenshot showing an age disclaimer pop-up on a live site site.
As well as the preset options, there are also hundred of possible design combinations for popups, so you don't need to compromise your site's branding or look.

Build a popup wizard

Create a popup wizard that visitors can click through with a series of screens or steps. Popup wizards are a fun, unique way to encourage visitors to interact and make your site stand out.
An online scavenger hunt on a live Wix site. It's been made using lightboxes.
Popular uses for popup wizards include scavenger hunts and presentations. You can also design the popup wizard to look and behave exactly how you want, to keep your brand consistent.

Create a video popup

Add videos to a popup to grab the attention of your visitors. You can embed videos from hosting sites such as Youtube or Vimeo, or upload a file from your device. 
A GIF of a lightbox appearing on a live Wix site. The video in the box automatically begins to play.
Video popups are a great way to display information to your visitors, as they're more visually engaging than regular text popups. Use them to promote announcements, trailers, and more.