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Change button text and colors

Change the wording, shape, size and colours of your quote button so it sits comfortably in your theme.

The wording and the appearance of the quote button are both on the Button & widget tab, a few sections apart. This page covers both.

  1. In the app, go to Quote settings and click Customize, then open the Button & widget tab.

  2. Button text is the first field in the Quote Button Settings section. The default is Add to Quote, and the help text reads: “This text appears on product pages and collection pages. Recommended default: Request a Quote.”

  3. Save your changes, then reload a product page to see the new wording.

    Storefront product page with the Add to Quote button below the Add to cart button

    The wording from Button text, on a live product page.

Scroll down the same tab to Style.

SettingWhat it changes
Button typeFilled, Outline or Text link. Filled draws the most attention; Text link is the quietest.
SizeMedium, Large or Full width. Full width usually reads best directly under a buy button.
Text colorThe colour of the wording on the button.
Background colorThe button's fill colour.
Font sizeThe text size, in px.

A common pairing is Outline with your theme’s own accent colour as the Text color: the quote button stays clearly secondary to your filled Add to Cart button, but still belongs to the same design.

If the quote button sits beside your buy buttons, match its Size to theirs so the row doesn’t look uneven.

Button text sets the wording for your default language. To translate it along with the rest of what customers see, use Translations AI in Advanced settings — “Translate everything your customers see — quote form, storefront text and both quote emails.”

See Translate storefront text.

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