The In-App Modal is designed to present both an image and a text message to users within the app. This template offers a highly engaging way to communicate key information or promotions, ensuring visibility and user interaction in a modal format.

Creating a Modal

Name: Input a name for your In-App Modal to ensure it is easily identifiable and well-organized.

Preview on Mobile:Once you select the In-App Modal template, you can preview how the modal will appear on mobile devices. The preview will be displayed on the right side of the screen.

Add Languages:To ensure your message reaches a wider audience, you can add multiple language versions of your In-App Modal. When adding a new language, you have two options:

• Copy from Content: Duplicates the existing content to maintain consistency across languages.
• Create Blank Content: Starts with a blank template, allowing you to customize the content for the selected language.

THEME

Edit Theme:

In the Edit Theme section, customize the appearance of your In-App Modal by adjusting various parameters:

• General
  • Font Family: Choose a font such as Helvetica or Roboto.
  • Background Color: Set a background color for the modal.
  • Card Radius: Adjust the radius of the modal's card (e.g., rounded corners).
  • Card Padding: Set padding inside the modal to create spacing between content and the edges.
  • Margin Top (px): Define the top margin to control space above the modal.
  • Margin Bottom (px): Set the bottom margin to control space below the modal.
  • Margin Right (%): Specify the right margin as a percentage.
  • Margin Left (%): Set the left margin as a percentage.
• Message:
  • Message Color: Choose the color for the text message.
  • Font Size: Set the font size of the message text.
  • Text Align: Align the text (left, center, or right).
  • Weight: Set the font weight (normal or bold).
• Title:
  • Title Color: Define the color for the title text.
  • Font Size: Set the font size for the title.
  • Text Align: Align the title text (left, center, or right).
  • Weight: Choose the font weight for the title (normal or bold).
• Buttons:
  • Font Family: Select a font for the buttons, such as Helvetica, Arial, or sans-serif.
  • Font Size: Set the font size for the button text.
  • Button Radius: Adjust the button's border radius (corner roundness).
  • Weight: Set the font weight for button text (normal or bold).
  • Fit Content: Enable this option to automatically adjust the button width to fit the text.
• Primary, Secondary, & Tertiary Buttons:
  • Background Color: Set the background color for the buttons.
  • Text Color: Define the text color for the button.
  • Border Color: Choose the border color for the button.
  • Border: Set the border thickness for the button.
• Close Button:
  • Icon Color: Choose the color for the close (X) icon.
  • Icon Size: Specify the size of the close button.

Once you have made the changes, click Save as New. A pop-up window will appear, prompting you to name your new theme. Enter a name for the theme to easily identify it later and click OK.

MESSAGE

• Title:
  • Enter your title text. You can enhance engagement by adding Customization and Emojis to your title.
• Image:
  • Add an image to the modal using the Image Selector. You also have the option to add Customization to modify the image further.
• Message:
  • Input the message content for the modal. Customize the text with Customization and Emojis to personalize the message.

ACTIONS

Call to Action Options

• Only URL
  • With this option, users are directed to a specified URL as soon as they click on the In-App Modal. This setup is ideal for quick navigation without any buttons.
• Button
  • With this option, users are only directed to a URL when they click a designated button within the Modal.

Choose the action for the button when users interact with the In-App Modal:

Button Action Type: Choose the action that occurs when users interact with the modal button:

• Open URL: Directs users to a specified URL. Use this option if you want the modal to send users to a website or landing page, such as a product page.
• Dismiss: Closes the modal. Choose this option if the modal is only for informational purposes and does not require further action.
• Permission Prompt: Requests permissions from the user. Select this option if the modal leads to a feature that requires notifications, such as asking for notification permissions.

Primary Text Button: Customize the text on the modal's button (e.g., "Submit", "Get Started") to clearly communicate its purpose.

iOS Button URL & Android Button URL: Provide specific URLs for iOS and Android platforms if you need users to be directed to different pages based on their device.

Toggles:

• Open on App Browser: Opens the link within the app’s browser, keeping users within the app while they view the content.
• Retrieve Link on Same Screen: Opens the URL on the same screen without navigating away, maintaining user focus on the current page.
• Show Rating After Click: Displays a rating option after the button is clicked, allowing users to provide feedback on the modal's content.

How to Configure Secondary and Tertiary Buttons:

• Select the Button Type: Choose whether you want to configure the secondary or tertiary button by selecting the appropriate button type in the editor.
• Set Button Action: Choose the Button Action Type that best fits the purpose of the secondary or tertiary button, such as "Dismiss" or "Tertiary Button Text" like "Remind me Later".
• Customize Button Text: Input the text for the button (e.g., "Remind me Later", "No Thanks", etc.) to reflect the action the button will perform.
• Add URLs: If necessary, provide separate URLs for iOS and Android users. This ensures a personalized experience based on the platform.
• Enable Toggles: Decide whether to enable toggles like Open on App Browser, Retrieve Link on Same Screen, or Show Rating After Click based on your specific needs.

Close Button: Adds a close (X) button to the modal, allowing users to dismiss it if they do not wish to engage with it.

Dismiss on Touch Outside: Closes the modal when users tap outside its boundaries. This option is useful for modals that users might want to exit quickly if they are not interested.

Once your In-App Modal content is successfully generated, you can make any necessary changes and save it as a draft for future use. When you’re ready to launch the campaign, publish the content to prepare it for your in-app campaigns.