Customize your cookie banner in the Builder

The Builder is where a banner's look, copy and behavior are edited. Every change is reflected instantly in the live preview on the right, with a device selector (desktop, tablet, mobile), and nothing goes live until you deploy — you can iterate safely on a published banner.

What can be customized where

The Builder is organized in tabs, each owning one concern:

Information — banner title, description and logo (upload a file or use the default).
Style — the whole visual layer, detailed below.
Legal — the legal identity shown to visitors. A banner cannot be published without it; the sidebar marks this tab with a dot as long as it's incomplete.
Services and Cookie list — what the banner declares and blocks; see services and legal bases and the cookie declaration.
Deployment — publishing, the install snippet and the setup wizard.
GTM Server Side and Google Consent Mode v2 — Google-specific integrations.
Translations — the multilingual copy, detailed below.
Logs — the banner's consent activity.

Choose a layout

The banner format is picked from six templates: minimal, bottom bar, floating, full width, modern popup and GDPR wall. The template drives which style controls apply:

Bottom bar and GDPR wall span the viewport, so they have no position controls; the bottom bar gets its own dedicated section instead.
All other formats expose a widget position section: choose the corner and fine-tune X/Y offsets per breakpoint (desktop, tablet, mobile), in px or rem.

Style: colors, typography, buttons

The Style tab groups the visual sections:

Colors — background, text, accents, radii, with color pickers.
Typography — font family and sizes.
Buttons — the accept/reject/preferences buttons' styling.
Floating button — the persistent re-open button visitors use to change their mind, including its size.
Trigger, shadow and overlay (with adjustable opacity) — how and over what the banner appears; shadow and overlay don't apply to the bottom bar.
A reset section restores the defaults if you've gone too far.

Copy and languages

The Information tab holds the default title and description. The Translations tab manages every other language:

pick the default language and how the visitor's language is detected (browser or URL), with a URL-mapping overview per language;
add translations, each editable per language card.

Language count depends on the plan: Free covers 2 languages (default + 1 translation), Pro 5, Enterprise unlimited.

Versions and rollback

Every deployment records a version in the Version history card of the Deployment tab. Rollback to a previous version is instant and requires no redeployment; the last 10 deployments are kept. If a styling change goes wrong in production, roll back first, fix calmly after.