Twitter Pixel, meet your website.

Harness Twitter advertising tools to track conversions and optimize your ad campaigns.

Add Twitter Pixel to your site

Start with Twitter Pixel

Sign in to Twitter Pixel and find the embed code for what you want to show. Some plans don’t include embedding, so check yours.
Paste it. Place it.

Paste the code into your Pagecloud AI chat and say where it should go, like “Add this to the Contact page, under the address.” If Twitter Pixel says where the code belongs, such as the page header, mention that too.
Make sure it works

Check the page on desktop and mobile. Some tools only show their embed once you add your website’s address in their settings.

Twitter Pixel is a third-party service. It runs on your Twitter Pixel account, which manages its own data, settings and subscriptions.

Pagecloud Classic setup steps

For sites built with Pagecloud Classic, our original builder.

Twitter Pixel allows you to track conversions coming from your Twitter Ads.

Add Twitter Pixel site wide

Head to your Twitter Analytics.
Click the drop-down for “More” and select “Conversion Tracking”.
Copy your Pixel ID from the “Website Tag ID” Field using CMD+C (on a Mac) or CTRL+C (on Windows).
Head to your Sites Dashboard, select the site you'd like to manage.
Click the "Site Settings" tab along the top of the page.
Click "Analytics" on the left of the page.
Paste the ID into the Twitter Pixel ID box using CMD+V (on a Mac) or CTRL+V (on Windows).
Click "Add" to have your Twitter Pixel added throughout your site.

Your Twitter Pixel ID can be generated in your Twitter Ads page

Add Twitter Pixel to a single page

Head to your Twitter Analytics.
Click the drop-down for “More” and select “Conversion Tracking”.
Copy your Pixel ID from the “Website Tag ID” Field using CMD+C (on a Mac) or CTRL+C (on Windows).
Head to the PageCloud page you would like the Pixel to work on.
Paste the ID onto the page using CMD+V (on a Mac) or CTRL+V (on Windows).
Click "Save" to save your changes to the page.

More information on Twitter Pixel can be found in Twitter's Conversion tracking for websites guide.

Good to know

What’s an embed code?

A short piece of code a tool gives you so its content can appear on another website, such as a booking form, a video, a map or a sign-up form. The tool keeps running it; your page shows it.

Where do I find it?

In the tool’s settings, usually under Share, Embed or Install. If you can’t spot it, search the tool’s help center for “embed”.

Will it add cookies to my site?

Some tools do. If yours does, your site’s cookie or privacy notice may need to mention it. The tool’s help center will say what it uses.

Can I change or remove it later?

Yes. Ask Pagecloud AI to move it, swap in new code or take it off the page.

What if my tool isn’t listed?

If it gives you an embed code, the same steps apply. Browse all integrations to see what’s covered.