# Overview

Fibr Editor lets you modify your landing pages directly in your browser, without writing code or waiting on developers. Change text, swap images, adjust styling, add pop-ups, and more, all through a visual interface that shows exactly what visitors will see.

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#### **Why Use Fibr Editor?**

**No developer bottlenecks**: Create and launch variants yourself. No tickets, no code reviews, no waiting for the next sprint.

**See changes in real-time:** The editor shows your actual page. What you see is exactly what visitors will see.

**Collaborate with your team:** Marketing and product teams can work together visually, making it easier to align on changes before going live.

**Safe experimentation:** Test ideas without touching your production code. If something doesn't work, roll back instantly.

#### **Getting Started**

The Fibr Chrome Extension Editor allows users to create and manage experiments or personalization campaigns visually with zero dependency on engineering and real-time collaboration between marketing and product teams.

To enable Fibr Editor, install the [**Fibr Chrome Extension**](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/fibr-studio/kaifjbkibnnoehbjaaapmnkepmhigibi?pli=1) **from the** Chrome Web Store and add it to Chrome.

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#### Before You Begin

Make sure you have:

* Google Chrome browser (the extension doesn't work in other browsers)
* The Fibr Script installed on the pages you want to edit (installation guide)
* An active Fibr account with access to the relevant workspace

#### What's Next?

* [**Key Features of Fibr Editor:**](/fibr-editor/key-features-of-fibr-editor.md) See everything you can do with the editor
* [**Limitations of Fibr Editor:** ](/fibr-editor/limitations-of-fibr-editor.md)Understand what the editor can't do (and workarounds)


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