HTML Button Generator User Guide
Create beautiful buttons for your blog or website easily and quickly!
Overview
The HTML Button Generator is a tool that allows you to create professional-looking buttons without any coding knowledge. Simply set the color, text, and link, and the tool will automatically generate HTML and CSS code that you can copy and use immediately.
Basic Usage
1. Select Background Color
Use the color picker or select from the recommended color palette. Click on any color in the palette to apply it instantly.
2. Enter Button Text
Enter the text you want to display on your button. The default is "Blog Button", but you can change it to any text you prefer.
3. Set Link URL
Enter the URL where the button should link to when clicked. This can be a blog post, external website, or any link of your choice. Example: https://co-life.tistory.com
4. Choose Style Preset
Select your preferred style from the dropdown menu:
- Basic Style: A button with straight corners
- Rounded Style: A button with rounded corners
5. Copy the Code
Copy the generated HTML and CSS code by clicking the respective copy buttons.
Tip: Paste the copied code into the HTML editing mode of your blog or website.
6. Check the Preview
View the final appearance of your button in the preview area at the bottom of the screen. As you change colors, text, or other settings, the preview updates in real-time.
Advanced Features (PRO Version)
Template Selection
Choose from various design templates to create more attractive buttons.
Animation Effects
Select animation effects that appear when hovering over the button:
- Scale Up: Button slightly enlarges
- Fade In: Button changes opacity
Add Icons
Add icons to your button. Enter Material Icons names (e.g., home, favorite, etc.).
Web Fonts
Apply various web fonts to your button text. Options include GmarketSans, Pretendard, Agro, and more.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I add the generated button to my blog (Blogger, WordPress, etc.)?
1. Copy the HTML and CSS code.
2. Switch to HTML editing mode in your blog editor.
3. Paste the copied code.
4. If necessary, also include the web font code.
Can I modify the code?
Yes, you can freely modify the generated code. You can adjust the button size, margins, and other properties by changing the CSS code.
Use Cases
- Link buttons to navigate between blog posts
- Recommended links to external websites
- Download buttons
- Buttons linking to social media pages
- Store or shopping mall links