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# Pop-up
In SprintHub, you can create your Pop-ups to draw users' attention to important information or specific content on a website or app.
To create your pop-up, click on "**Convert**" and then on "**Pop-ups**";
Click on "**New**";
Define the **settings**;
**Title** and **Description**: Set a title and a description for your pop-up.
**Display frequency**: The frequency with which the pop-up will appear.
**Show the pop-up as soon as**: What action will be required for the pop-up to be triggered or displayed.
**Delay the pop-up by X seconds**: Delay the pop-up display by a few seconds.
**Published**: For the pop-up to be **active**, leave the **Yes** option enabled, or if you prefer to disable it, leave the option disabled.
Then click on "**Open builder**".
Right after that, create your pop-up as desired. You can drag the tools into the blank area and see what the result will look like.
*See the example below:*
With your form already created, click the "Form" option and drag it to the blank area.
Likewise, you can do the same with the other tools and create your pop-up in the way you consider best.
## To modify your pop-up layout, follow these steps:
* Click on "Edit page settings;
* The Element Editor will appear, where you can modify your pop-up and configure it to the desired standard.
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*And that's it, your pop-up has been created!*
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