
Published On:
May 13, 2026
This guide will help you change the design, button text, fonts, alignment, and various sizing options of the continue and submit buttons in your form.
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Firstly, go to âFormsâ in the sidebar menu.

Click on the name of the form you want to modify.
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Click on the edit button.
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Click on âDesignâ in the header to access the form design editor.
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Now, you will have two different options for customizing the button design: either by using a theme or by doing it yourself.
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Based on the theme selected on the left, you will see the design of the âContinueâ button in the bottom right corner in the preview window.
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If you change the theme, the colors will automatically change, and your form design is now updated in the style of the theme that you selected.
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If you want to make specific changes to the existing theme, go to âStep Navigation.".
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In the submenu, select âContinue BTNâ to pull up the details for the button. You will see three sections: default, hover, and active appearance. These give you the possibility to have different designs for different states of the button.
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Default: The button design before the user engages with the button
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Hover: The button design when hovering/scrolling over the button before the click
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Active: The button design at the moment of clicking on the button
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In the default tab, you can change a variety of design settings for the continue button, including the following:
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1. Button text
2. Icon name
3. Type Face
4. Font Size
5. Background Color
6. Corner Radius
7. Shadow
8. Button Width
9. Button Alignment
10. Border Style
11. Border Stroke
12. Border Color
Similar options and settings are provided for the Submit button.
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Change to âSubmit BTNâ and you will have the same options available. The difference between the two buttons is that âContinue BTNâ will take you to the next step of the form (if applicable), and âSubmit BTNâ is the button that submits the information at the end of the form.
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The continue button settings will change the design of every continue button in the multi-step form, while the submit button is only used once in the form and can therefore be unique.