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Flow design: flow section

Customize your Flow’s layout, navigation, and banners to make your widget stand out

Updated over a month ago

A strong first impression matters — and the Flow section is where you shape your widget’s overall structure and style. Here’s how to customize it to fit your brand and keep visitors engaged.

Access the Flow section

Go to Flow Settings → Layout → Flow in the left-hand menu.

This opens the Flow section, where you’ll see two main tabs: Standard and Customize.

Style

In the Standard tab, you can choose your widget’s main layout:

  • Grid: classic square layout

  • Photo wall: flexible image wall

  • Slider: side-to-side navigation

  • Carousel: continuous, looping content

Depending on your layout, you can also choose how new posts load and if the central post should be highlighted:

  • Show more button or infinite scroll (for Grid / Photo wall)

  • Arrows and/or auto-play (for Slider / Carousel)

  • Spotlight media (for all)

Switch to the Customize tab for advanced options — such as the font, background color, number of columns and/or rows shown on desktop or mobile, arrows style, padding, and more.

Banner

You can choose whether to display a banner — and where it appears in your Flow.

After enabling it on the Standard tab, go to Customize to adjust:

  • Text size and color

  • Background styling

  • Banner alignment

To edit the banner text - title and subtitle - click the language icon .

You can also preview how your banner looks in different languages using the language dropdown.

Learn more about translations here.

Enable media uploader

The media uploader lets visitors submit their own content directly through your Flow.

You can enable it (top or bottom position) from the Standard tab in the Flow section.

Once enabled, a Manage uploader button appears at the bottom of the page. Use it to configure the overall uploader behavior, such as input fields, collection flow and direct upload link.

In the Customize tab, you can style the uploader button - changing its position, text color, and background color.

The media uploader is a paid feature. Contact your CSM for more info or check out this article.

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