Notion previews new button styles
TL;DR
On November 11, 2026, Notion quote-posted a sneak peek of new button styles in pages. Nathan Baschez, whose X profile says he does product design at Notion, wrote that buttons were previously limited to light blue and showed a primary blue style. The Releases page and the buttons Help article do not document these styles, and Notion has not named a release date or which plans will include them.
- Status
- Coming Soon
- Released
- Plans
- Not specified
- Source
- Notion / @NotionHQ
What changed
On November 11, 2026, at 21:18 UTC, Notion quote-posted Nathan Baschez with the line "Sneak peek: new button styles!" Baschez's X profile says he does product design at Notion. His post, at 21:04 UTC the same day, says: "Playing with new button styles in Notion pages. Previously you could only make light blue... but who can resist the magnetic pull of a primary blue style button?"
The post includes a 3.5 second video of a private page titled Button Styles. Three buttons are on the page:
- A pale blue button labeled "Hi I am a button!"
- A light blue button labeled "Previously this was as dark as I got."
- A solid blue button with white text labeled "Now, there are more style options"
The video then opens the block menu from a button handle. Under Button, the menu shows Style, Click effect, and Edit icon. The Style submenu lists Primary, Outline, Tint, and Custom color. Tint has a check mark. Custom color has a further menu, and the video does not open it. The Click effect submenu lists Confetti and None. None has a check mark.
Notion's post calls this a sneak peek. Baschez's post says he is playing with the styles. Neither post gives a release date, a rollout plan, or a list of styles beyond what the video shows.
Checked on November 12, 2026, Notion has not published this as a release. The Releases page still lists October 19, 2026 as the newest release, and that page does not mention button styles. The buttons Help article still says to edit a button's styling, name, and actions. It does not name Primary, Outline, Tint, Custom color, or a primary blue style, and it does not say these styles are available. The article's note that buttons exist on all plans describes the current button block. It does not assign a plan to this preview.
Why it matters
Page buttons are how a team runs a small action, such as inserting blocks or updating a database, without building an automation from scratch. A stronger visual style would make a primary action easier to spot on a page.
Until Notion documents the styles, treat the November 11 video as a preview. The Help article is still the source for how to create a button, which actions exist, and which of those actions require a paid plan. Do not write an internal rollout around Primary, Outline, Tint, or a primary blue style yet.
Frequently asked questions
Are new Notion button styles available?
Notion has not said they are. On November 11, 2026, Notion quote-posted a sneak peek, and the Releases page and the buttons Help article, checked November 12, do not document the styles.
What button styles does the Notion preview show?
The video shows a pale blue button, a light blue button, and a solid blue button. Its Style menu lists Primary, Outline, Tint, and Custom color. Tint is checked. The video does not open Custom color, and it does not show a release date.
Which Notion plans include the new button styles?
Notion has not said. The sneak peek does not mention plans. The buttons Help article does not mention these styles.
Does the buttons Help article already describe this style menu?
It says you can edit a button's styling, name, and actions. Checked November 12, 2026, it does not name Primary, Outline, Tint, Custom color, or a primary blue style.
Sources
- NotionHQ on X: sneak peek of new button styles (Nov 11, 2026)
- Nathan Baschez on X: playing with new button styles (Nov 11, 2026)
- Notion Releases (checked Nov 12, 2026; newest release is Oct 19, and it does not mention button styles)
- Notion release notes, Oct 19, 2026 (checked Nov 12, 2026)
- Notion Help: Buttons (checked Nov 12, 2026; does not document these styles)