The button is the only element on the page that has to be clicked. A default builder button asks politely. An animated one reacts to the person about to press it, and that difference shows up in click-through before it shows up anywhere else.
The range runs from physical effects (a button that leans toward the cursor, a light that tracks across it, a poured-metal sheen) to quiet ones: an underline that wipes in, a label that flips or decodes, a border that draws itself around the words.
Magnetic Button and Spotlight Button work two ways. They can render the call to action themselves and own the click, or they can attach to a button you already built and add the motion while leaving every native GoHighLevel action intact. That second mode matters: one-click upsells, membership steps and named funnel steps live inside GoHighLevel’s own Button and cannot be reached by any custom widget, so attach mode is how you animate them without losing them.
A call to action that leans toward the cursor and springs back when it leaves. The label drifts a little further than the button, so the whole thing reads as depth rather than a slide. Point it at an action and drop it on the page.
A light travels across the button under the cursor, and the label inverts as it passes underneath, so the text stays readable on the button and on the light without anyone picking a second colour. Built for dark buttons, and it earns its place on one.
A luminous two-colour glow runs the full rounded edge instead of blinking in one corner. A complete conversion-ready CTA out of the box.
A light rides the edge. Two opposite arcs of the rim catch it at once, the way a real bevel does, and the whole streak swings toward the cursor as it gets close, brightening on the way in and easing back to its resting angle after it leaves. Built for dark and glass buttons, and it earns its place on one.
A call to action poured rather than painted: an alloy running light to dark down the face, a diagonal sheen that swings across it as the cursor arrives, and a soft gloss that follows the pointer around.
The quiet one. A text link whose underline wipes in from one side and out of the other as the cursor crosses it. No box, no fill, nothing to compete with the button beside it.
Two faces in one frame: the first slides out as the second slides in behind it, in whichever direction you point it.
The label rolls out of the frame with a lean while a second copy rolls in behind it. Only the text moves: the face, the border and the icon hold still, which is what keeps it reading as premium rather than busy.
A conversion button whose label resolves from encrypted noise into a clear call to action.
A tactile soft-shadow CTA that rises from its surface and presses cleanly into it.
A minimal CTA whose border draws itself around the label one edge at a time.
A call to action with a round chip at one end whose arrow slides through and whose colours swap on hover.
A button whose coloured cap grows across the label on hover, carrying its arrow with it.
A pill of liquid light: rings of two colours turn at their own pace and blend over each other, a bar of light breathes across the middle, and the label sits on top as a pressed-in face that grows on hover.
On Magnetic Button and Spotlight Button, set Target to "This button" when you want the element to render the CTA itself, or "An existing button" to magnetise a button you already placed. Attach mode renders nothing of its own and keeps the original button’s actions.
In built-in mode, pick from ten click actions: open popup, next step, website URL, download file, hide and show elements, scroll to element, call, SMS, email, or none. Popup and next step ride GoHighLevel’s own widget events.
Set the label, size, padding, radius, colours, icon and shadow. Spotlight Button is built for dark buttons, where the label inverting under the light reads strongest.
Pointer effects have nothing to track on a touch screen, so the pointer-driven buttons have their own mobile treatment and separate mobile sizing. Use the builder’s mobile view before publishing.
New to the app? Start with the install and setup guide.
Animated Elements