The button element is your call to action (CTA), encouraging users to engage with your ad. You can customize the button element by clicking the Button icon to expand the Button Attribute Panel.
In this article, we'll cover the following:
Resizing Button
You have two options for resizing your button within your ad creative.
Resizing from Attributes Panel: You can resize your button within the attributes panel by entering the Width and Height in pixels of your desired size or by using the plus and minus signs to increase or decrease its size.
Resizing in the Ad Workboard: You can edit the size from within the ad workboard by using the bounding box to drag the corners or sides of the button element to resize it.
Moving Buttons
You have two options for moving your button within your ad creative.
Defining Pixel Placement: Using the Top and Left fields, you can define where the element lives based on pixel placement. The Top field will define the number of pixels between the ad frame's top edge and the button element's top edge. The Left field will define the number of pixels between the ad frame's left edge and the button element's left edge.
Moving in the Ad Workboard: You can drag and drop the button element within the ad workboard to relocate the element to your desired position.
Styling Buttons
Choose your font from a variety of Google Fonts. You can use the search bar at the top to search, or scroll through options if you’re just browsing. If you have a brand-specific font you can upload it using the Upload Font option. Click the check at the top of the Font menu to save your selection.
Set the background color for the font using the Background Color option. You may select a color using your mouse or type in the HTML color code. Selecting the white box with the red diagonal line makes the background color transparent. Click the checkmark at the top of the sidebar to save your changes.
Click on the color to open the customization palette. You may select a color using your mouse or type in the HTML color code. Selecting the white box with the red diagonal line makes the background color transparent. Click the checkmark at the top of the sidebar to save your changes.
Click on the number to reveal the size controls. Increase and decrease the font size by clicking the Plus and Minus signs. You can also type in the desired number if you like.
If you have more than one line of copy, you can adjust the line spacing using the Plus and Minus signs or type the spacing number you’d like.
Space your letters more closely together or farther apart using the Letter Spacing option.
Upload or select an image from Getty to set it as the background of the button.
Make adjustments to the button that appear when you hover. Click on the Pencil icon to see your options.
Using the Border Thickness feature, apply a stroke or border thickness to your text. Stroke is measured in Pixels (PX).
Apply color to your border (stroke) using the Border Color option.
You can adjust the corner styles for your button.
Adjust the starkness of the corner styles. For example, ramping up the radius on round corners will make the button appear oval-shaped.
Adjust the space between the button text and the button border by pixel. The top, bottom, left, or right can be altered.
Easily change the case of your text to title case or uppercase.
Format the style of your text to bold, italicized, or underline with Font Style.
Set your text alignment.
Align your copy to the button's top, center, or bottom.
Aligns elements in relation to the ad frame. Alignments include top, horizontal center, bottom, left, vertical center, and right.
This controls the width of the button.
This controls the height of the button.
This controls the vertical position of the button on the ad.
This controls the horizontal position of the button on the ad.
This allows you to rotate your button to the right or to the left. You can choose the exact degrees of rotation through an entry field.
Apply the glow effect.
Apply the shadow effect.