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A landing page is where someone lands from ads or email. On Create Your Landing Page, choose how you want to start: AI, a cloned URL, a template, the drag-and-drop builder, the code editor, or a checkout page when your brand supports it.

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Open Create Page

  1. In the sidebar, open Pages.
  2. Click Create Page.
What you see on Create Your Landing Page
  • AI Page Builder creates a first draft from your prompt.
  • AI Page Cloner turns a public URL into an editable page. Some plans may need an upgrade.
  • Arbitrage Page Builder starts the arbitrage builder flow.
  • Drag and Drop Builder opens page details, then the visual builder.
  • Choose Template opens the template library. Its Kits tab adds a complete funnel with its pages, products and page events in one step; see Template kits.
  • Checkout Page appears only when checkout is set up for the brand.
  • Code Editor opens page details, then HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
Pick a card to start. If you open a path and want a different one, use Back to return to this screen.

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AI Page Builder (recommended, beta)

Describe the page you want. ElasticFunnels creates a draft you can edit in the builder.

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AI Page Cloner and Arbitrage Page Builder

AI Page Cloner imports a public URL into an editable page. If your plan does not include it, the app prompts you to upgrade. Arbitrage Page Builder starts a guided flow for arbitrage-style landers.

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Or build it yourself

Drag and Drop Builder asks for page details first: title, slug, status, and domain when your project uses domains. After you save, you build visually. Choose Template opens the template library. Pick a layout, then finish the prompts. When the template reads brand variables (your brand name, guarantee days, policy links, a rating), Create Page first shows Template content with those fields, filled in from what your brand already has. Check each one before you create the page. Values you enter are saved as brand variables, so other pages that read them show the same values. A course template also lists your courses: pick one to fill in its modules, lesson counts and instructor. A checkout template creates a checkout page, so it shows up in your merchant’s Checkout Page picker right away. Checkout Page only appears when your brand is set up for checkouts and payments. It starts from checkout-focused templates. Code Editor asks for page details, then opens HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. If you open a shared template or clone link, the clone flow starts for you automatically. Complete the fields on that screen to create your copy.

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Page Builder Tips

  • Start from a template when you want structure from day one.
  • Keep one main action per page so visitors know what to do.
  • Headlines should state the benefit in plain language.
  • Social proof (reviews, quotes) belongs near the decision point.
  • Check mobile in preview before you publish.
  • Keep images lean so the page stays quick.
For a wider tour of page features, see Pages Overview.

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Best Practices

  • One clear goal per page.
  • Buttons that stand out from the background.
  • Trust cues where people hesitate (guarantee, support, security).
  • Copy that answers “what do I get?”
  • Images that support the story, not decoration only.