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A Clickthrough Tile is a custom content piece that directs viewers to a specific destination when clicked. It's ideal for driving traffic to product pages, articles, promotional content, or any external link you want to feature in your Imprint.

What you can do with Clickthrough Tiles

Clickthrough Tiles give you flexible control over how you guide your audience:

Upload your media
Add your own photos or videos to create eye catching tiles. We support a range of formats including JPEG, PNG, WebP, MP4, MOV, and AVIF, so you can work with the media that suits your needs.

Set your destination
Choose exactly where you want to send viewers when they click your tile by entering any URL.

Choose the click behaviour
Clickthrough Tiles can send viewers directly to the destination or open the Tile in Frame view first. Use the frame-first setting when you want viewers to see the expanded content before they follow the external link.

Customise your call-to-action
Add a button label that clearly communicates what viewers will find when they click whether that's "Shop Now," "Learn More," "Read Article," or any message that fits your goal.

Create multiple versions
Need to feature the same tile in different contexts? You can create up to 10 copies of a single Clickthrough Tile, making it easy to reuse effective content across your Imprint.

Creating a Clickthrough Tile

Adding a Clickthrough Tile to your Collection is straightforward:

Open your Collection and click the "Add Content" button

Select "Clickthrough Tile" from the options

Click "Upload Media" and choose your photo or video

Enter your destination URL in the Destination URL field

Add your call-to-action text in the Button Label field

Choose whether the Tile should open in Frame view before the destination is opened

Click "Create Tile" to add it to your Collection

Once created, your Clickthrough Tile is ready to be included in any Imprint connected to this Collection, giving you a powerful way to guide your audience exactly where you want them to go.