Introduction to the Funnel Editor
Learn how to use the Funnel Editor
Kevin Penner
Last Update vor 9 Monaten
In this quick start guide, we'll briefly cover all of the features inside of the Funnel Editor.
When you open the editor, there are two primary sections:
- Canvas, which is where you drop elements and rows while designing. This is the section on the left side of the screen.

Sidebar, which is where many of the design elements can be customized. This is the section on the right side of the screen.

To begin designing on the canvas, you must select a design element from the sidebar. The sidebar includes three tabs to help you create content.
Steps settings

Clicking on the pen icon above any individual step allows you to set defaults for your Step. When working with rows and content, those design elements inherit these settings.
You can use the settings tab to modify the following options:
- Save step as preset
- Content area width
- Background color
- Background image
- Padding

Rows are the primary structural element for designs created in the Funnel Editor. Within your rows, you can customize the column structure. With a multi-column row, you can place content side-by-side in your design. Most importantly, rows act as a container for all of your elements.
The following options populate in the sidebar when working with rows:
- Width and Height settings
- Gap between columns
- Do not stack on mobile
- Row background image
- Row position
- Row content alignment
- Row padding
- Row background color
For each individual column, you have the following options:
- Gap between elements
- Column background color
- Content Alignment
- Content Justification
- Padding
For more information, refer to the following articles:
- Settings, Rows, and Content: How do they work?
- How do I select a row vs. content?
- How do I change the properties of a row?
- Column management
Elements

There are many several elements you can use while designing in the Funnel Editor. All elements include padding settings and hide-on settings in the sidebar.
Below we've listed all the basic elements:
- Headline
- Text
- Button
- Form
- Image
- Input
- Divider
- Video
- Container
And Advanced elements:
- Booking
- Product
- Category
- Invoice
- Payment
- HTML

Most of the edits you make in mobile design mode are reflected on both the desktop and mobile versions. However, certain elements are marked with a mobile icon in the sidebar. These settings will only apply to the mobile version of your design.
For further information on this design mode, please see Mobile design mode.