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Hi Elieser Morais

At the moment, Metronic 9.x HTML does not ship a dedicated animated button component like the one in the React/Next.js kits.

Metronic 9 is split into two UI libraries:

KtUI — powers the HTML version (vanilla JS + Tailwind)
ReUI — powers the React/Next.js versions
The main animated button you may have seen in React/Next.js demos is the GitHub Button (GithubButton). It animates the star counter and star fill using Motion. That component is part of ReUI and is documented here:

ReUI — https://v1.reui.io/docs/github-button

For the HTML version, the documented button component is the standard KTUI Button using kt-btn classes (primary, secondary, outline, ghost, sizes, icons, disabled states, and so on). These support normal hover/focus transitions, but not the GitHub-style animated counter.