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# How to integrate web leads pixel
To get started with The Web Leads, you will have to complete these two steps.
* Create a web property.
* Add the pixel to your app.
### Create a web property
To learn more about web property and how to create one, follow the guide [here](https://help.murlist.com/murlist-lead-engine/web-leads/how-to-create-web-property).
### Add the pixel to your web app or website.
Upon creation of web property, a unique tracking pixel will be generated. You can see it by clicking on the setup details as in here:
Next, copy the pixel:
The next step is to add this to **the head tag** of your website or web application.
That is all.
N.B: The default pixel looks like this:
```
```
But can also be implemented this way:
```
(function(m,u,r,l,i,s,t){
m[r]=m[r]||function(){(m[r].q=m[r].q||[]).push(arguments)};
s=u.createElement(l);s.async=1;s.src="http://engine.murlist.com/"+i;
t=u.getElementsByTagName(l)[0];t.parentNode.insertBefore(s,t);
})(window, document, "murlist", "script", "yourId")
```
Replace "yourId" in the sample code above with the web lead property's ID you wish to integrate.
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