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# Create a pop-up
To create a pop-up, go to Pop-ups options from the main navigation bar.
You will land on [pop-up list](/pop-up-list.md).
Now, click on the **New pop-up** button in the upper right corner.
You will see eight pop-up templates that you can use.
Once you select a template, you can change the image, content, and buttons, but not the general shape or other elements inside the pop-up layout. As we develop this feature, we will add the option to create a layout from scratch, giving users more flexibility.
Available templates reflect use cases that our web push customers reported as most needed. For example, you can use pop-ups to request unblocking web push notifications in Google Chrome, or adding your website to Home Screen (iOS). Others were designed for websites with purchase processes; to boost your conversions, save abandoned baskets, and require other actions from your users, like asking for reviews.
After selecting the pop-up template for your use case, click on it to tweak its style and content. Start from naming your pop-up.
In this example, we can edit:
* layout (precise placement on your website)
* style (color, corner radius, border, font, close icon button, icon color and size, animation, drop shadow, overlay)
* title
* description
* image (you can hide it on mobile devices)
* action (action type, including custom js)
* action
Choose your audience.
Now, you can select the trigger, display, and how many times the pop-up should appear to the same user.
Once you are done, hit Create pop-up.
The system will ask you to confirm whether the pop-up should be published immediately or only created.
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