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# Shapes and Placements

Choose from different launcher shapes and screen positions

Zigpoll offers different launcher shapes and screen placements so that your survey blends in with your website design.

#### Launcher Shapes

**Circle** — The default round launcher button.

**Bumper** — A flat launcher that sits against the edge of your website. Great for unobtrusive surveys that blend into the background. Also ideal for feedback surveys since the launcher is always a click away.

**No Launcher** — The survey opens on its own, according to your [Trigger](/polls/visibility-settings.md#trigger) pattern, with no button on the page. See [Hide the Launcher](/tutorials/hide-the-launcher.md).

To change your launcher shape:

1. Open your survey and go to **Settings → Design → On-Site** (or **Settings → Design Defaults → On-Site** for every survey).
2. Under **Launcher**, pick the **Circle**, **Bumper** or **No Launcher** card. Each card shows the launcher drawn on a page, so you can see the difference before you pick.

The launcher's other options — border radius, scale, layout, text and icon — appear under the picker once a shape is chosen, and are hidden for **No Launcher**.

#### Screen Placements

Choose where your survey launcher appears on the screen:

* **Bottom Left**
* **Bottom Right**
* **Left Center** — Great for feedback surveys and sites with existing bottom widgets.
* **Right Center** — Same as left center, on the opposite side.
* **Top positions** — Available for certain configurations.

To change your placement:

1. Open your survey and go to **Settings → Design → On-Site** (or **Settings → Design Defaults → On-Site** for every survey).
2. Under **Layout**, click a cell of the **Position** grid. The name and a description of the position you picked appear beside it.

Under the grid, **Offset** reads as a sentence — *20 px from the bottom and 20 px from the right* — and the words follow the corner you chose. Edit the numbers to nudge the survey in from the edges. **Size** works the same way: *400 px wide and up to 500 px tall*. Offset does not apply to the modal position, which is centred over the page.


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