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RealtimeKit's UI Kit provides all the necessary UI components to allow complete customization of all its UI Kit components. You can customize your meeting icons such as chat, clock, leave meeting, mic on and off, and more.
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## Prerequisites
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To get started with customizing the icons for your meetings, you need to first integrate RealtimeKit's Web SDK into your web application.
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<RTKSDKSelector />
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## Install the SDK
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Install the package using npm, Yarn, or CDN.
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<RTKCodeSnippetid="web-web-components">
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To set up UI Kit components and web-core, add the following script tags inside the `<head>` tag:
1. Create a meeting room using the [Create Meeting API](/api/resources/realtime_kit/subresources/meetings/methods/create/)
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2. Generate an `authToken` using the [Add Participant API](/api/resources/realtime_kit/subresources/meetings/methods/add_participant/). An `authToken` is a unique token that is used to identify a user in the meeting
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3. Initialize the RealtimeKit client using `RealtimeKitClient.init({ authToken })`. It returns the meeting object
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4. Pass the meeting object to the UI Kit
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<RTKCodeSnippetid="web-web-components">
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The `rtk-meeting` component generates the default UI experience.
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