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# imagePosition

The position of the button’s image relative to its title.

```
var imagePosition: NSControl.ImagePosition { get set }
```

## Discussion

If the title is above, below, or overlapping the image, or if there is no image, the text is horizontally centered within the button. See [`NSControl.ImagePosition`](/documentation/AppKit/NSControl/ImagePosition) in [`NSCell`](/documentation/AppKit/NSCell) for the list of possible image positions.

## See Also

[`title`](/documentation/AppKit/NSButton/title)

The title displayed on the button when it’s in an off state.

[`setButtonType(_:)`](/documentation/AppKit/NSButton/setButtonType(_:))

Sets the button’s type, which affects its user interface and behavior when clicked.


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