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Playground Weez IQ 03 14 2026 02 19 AM
WeezIQ gives you granular control over the appearance and behavior of your chatbot widget. Every setting is configured per domain, so if you run multiple websites, each one can have a completely different look and feel.

Branding and Appearance

Display Identity

Give your chatbot a name and a face.
  • Display Name: The name shown at the top of the chat widget (defaults to “WeezIQ AI”). You might change this to something like “Support Assistant” or your company’s name.
  • Display Picture: Upload your logo or a custom avatar. This appears in the chat header and alongside bot messages.

Color Scheme

You can set individual colors for every visual element of the widget. Each accepts a hex color code so you can match your brand guidelines exactly.
SettingWhat It ControlsDefault
Primary ColorMain accent color for buttons and highlights#ff4800
Secondary ColorSupporting accent color#EE82EE
Button ColorColor of send and action buttons#ff4800
Button Text ColorText color inside buttons#000000
Background ColorThe main chat window background#F9FAFB
Text ColorThe primary text color throughout the widget#111827
Header ColorBackground color of the chat header#F9FAFB
Card ColorBackground of cards (product cards, forms)#FFFFFF
Input ColorBackground of the message input field#FFFFFF
Border ColorDividers and outlines#E5E7EB
Foreground ColorForeground elements and icons#FFFFFF

Theme Mode

Choose between Light and Dark themes. The widget will adapt its entire appearance based on this setting.

Homepage Background

The chatbot’s home screen can be customized with:
  • Background Type: Solid color or a custom background image.
  • Background Color: The solid color for the home screen.
  • Background Image: Upload a custom image for the home screen backdrop.
  • Homepage Text Color: Control the text color on the home screen.

Conversational Behavior

The first message the chatbot sends when a user opens the widget. Make it warm and inviting.Example: “Hi there! I’m here to help. What can I do for you today?”
Pre-written clickable prompts displayed above the text input. These give users a quick-start option without typing.Examples: “Where is my order?”, “What are your return policies?”, “Show me your pricing.”You can control whether suggested messages appear only at the start of the conversation or after every response.
The placeholder text inside the input field (defaults to “Type your message here…”). Customize it to set the tone.
An optional banner notice that appears at the top of the chat interface. Useful for announcements like “We’re currently experiencing higher than usual volume.” Users can dismiss it.
A configurable summary that describes what your chatbot specializes in. This helps set expectations for the user.

Rate Limiting

To prevent abuse and manage AI credit consumption, make sure to configure rate limits for production chatbots.
SettingDescriptionDefault
Enable/DisableToggle rate limiting on or offOff
Message CountMaximum messages a user can send within a window20
Time WindowTime period in minutes4 minutes
Rate Limit MessageShown when a user exceeds the limit”Too many messages in a row. Please try again after some time.”

Credit Exhaustion Message

When your account runs out of AI credits, the chatbot needs to gracefully inform the user. You can set a custom message for this scenario.
Default message: “I’m currently unavailable. Please try again later or contact support.”

Help Desk Toggle

You can enable or disable the Help Desk feature for each domain. When enabled, users see an option to browse predefined Q&A topics alongside the regular chat interface.