What it is
Fullscreen, in plain words.
A fullscreen covers the entire screen. The imagery is the design, edge to edge, with your headline, form and button on top.
With nothing else competing for attention, it works like a mini landing page, only much easier to create.
Say fullscreen or full-bleed in your brief to get one. Leave the format open, and the agent may make one of the four concepts a fullscreen when the idea calls for it.
Key benefits
Why it earns its place.
Impossible to miss.
Nothing else on the screen competes with your offer.
Made for one big moment.
Collect subscribers, promote an eBook, or push one special offer.
The same editor.
Edit it like any popup; only the dim overlay and the outer layout are gone.
How it works
Three steps to set it up.
- 1Step 1
Ask for it
For example: “Fullscreen welcome offer for example.com with 15% off for the email address.”
- 2Step 2
Pick and build
Choose the concept, go through targeting and review, and press Build it.
- 3Step 3
Edit and publish
Set the background on the canvas, then switch the campaign on.
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Works well with
Questions, answered.
Step-by-step setup lives in the Help Center guide.
Say fullscreen or full-bleed. “Lightbox” or “modal” gets you a card. The word “popup” alone leaves the choice open.
The agent defaults to the card and may make at most one of the four concepts a fullscreen, when a full-bleed moment really serves the idea.
No. Nothing shows behind a fullscreen, so the popup's own background does that job.
Yes. The agent asks whether to keep it fullscreen or make it a normal popup.
