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How to Make a Button in Framer

Updated on:
June 5, 2026
By:
Madhav Bhandari
Use this interactive demo to learn how to build and customize a button in Framer.

Quick summary

This tutorial walks you through how to create a button in Framer by inserting a Text element, converting it into a button component, and customizing its padding, border, and label text before previewing it on Desktop. Framer's visual design tools make it straightforward to build fully styled, interactive buttons without writing any code.


Steps

  1. Open your Framer project and select the Text element from the insert panel.
  2. Name your button to keep your layers organized and identifiable.
  3. Select the button component to begin customizing its appearance in the properties panel.
  4. Add a Stack component to organize elements with automatic spacing.
  5. Adjust Padding to create comfortable spacing around the button's content.
  6. Enter exact pixel measurements for precise, pixel-perfect button dimensions.
  7. Go to Border settings to make your button visually interactive and styled.
  8. Choose a border style — Solid, Dashed, Dotted, or Double — to match your design aesthetic.
  9. Enter your custom label text to personalize the button component.
  10. Navigate to Pages to manage your site's structure and confirm placement.
  11. Click Desktop to preview how your finished button looks at full screen size.
  12. Your button in Framer is complete and ready to use in your project.

📌 Why this matters

Creating a well-designed button in Framer is a foundational skill for anyone building interactive websites or prototypes without code. Framer's component-based workflow — combining Stack layouts, padding controls, and border customization — lets designers produce pixel-perfect, production-ready buttons in minutes. Understanding how to configure and preview button components directly in Framer reduces handoff friction and keeps design and development aligned. This matters for product teams, freelancers, and no-code designers who need polished UI elements that are both visually consistent and immediately deployable.
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