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How to Save & Use Element Templates in Page Builder

Quickly reuse styled buttons, forms, and images with Element Templates in GHL Customer Care's Page Builder. Save elements once and insert them into any page in a click.

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  1. Key Benefits of Element Templates in Page Builder
  2. How to Save & Use Element Templates in Page Builder
  3. Frequently Asked Questions
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Save time and keep every funnel or website on-brand by turning frequently used buttons, forms, images, and other elements into reusable Element Templates you can drop into any page with a click.

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What is Element Templates in Page Builder?

Element Templates let you capture any single page-builder element—such as a button, headline, or form—along with its styling and save it to a location-wide library. Instead of rebuilding the same element on every page, you can insert the template from the Saved Assets panel whenever you need it.

Key Benefits of Element Templates in Page Builder

  • Consistent branding: Ensure every funnel and website stays on-brand by reusing the same approved design elements.
  • Faster page builds: Speed up creation by inserting proven design blocks instead of rebuilding from scratch.
  • Centralized library: Access all saved templates in one place, available to every user in the location.
  • Style preservation: Retain fonts, colors, and spacing for pixel-perfect consistency across pages.
  • Simple management: Easily rename or delete templates whenever updates are needed.

How to Save & Use Element Templates in Page Builder

  1. Click on Sites from your sub-account.

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    Fields in this part of the guide Clicking the Save icon on the element’s outline toolbar, or
    Buttons and menus referenced SitesCreateFunnel/WebsiteeditexistingAddEditElementSaveSave iconLayers → ⋯ → Save ElementElement Templates library
    Next stepCreate a New Funnel/Website or edit an existing Funnel/Website.
    All 7 steps in this procedure
    1. Click on Sites from your sub-account. this image
    2. Create a New Funnel/Website or edit an existing Funnel/Website.
    3. Add or Edit any Element like buttons, text, images.
    4. Save it by either:
    5. In the save modal, give the template a clear, descriptive name (e.g., Primary CTA Button).
    6. The element and its styling are now stored in the Element Templates library.
    7. To reuse, click on the Add Elements (+) → Saved Assets → Element Templates and insert it on any page.

  2. Create a New Funnel/Website or edit an existing Funnel/Website.

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    Fields in this part of the guide Clicking the Save icon on the element’s outline toolbar, or
    Buttons and menus referenced CreateFunnel/WebsiteeditexistingSitesAddEditElementSaveSave iconLayers → ⋯ → Save ElementElement Templates library
    Next stepAdd or Edit any Element like buttons, text, images.
    All 7 steps in this procedure
    1. Click on Sites from your sub-account.
    2. Create a New Funnel/Website or edit an existing Funnel/Website. this image
    3. Add or Edit any Element like buttons, text, images.
    4. Save it by either:
    5. In the save modal, give the template a clear, descriptive name (e.g., Primary CTA Button).
    6. The element and its styling are now stored in the Element Templates library.
    7. To reuse, click on the Add Elements (+) → Saved Assets → Element Templates and insert it on any page.

  3. Add or Edit any Element like buttons, text, images.

  4. Save it by either:

    • Clicking the Save icon on the element’s outline toolbar, or

    • Opening Layers → ⋯ → Save Element.

  5. In the save modal, give the template a clear, descriptive name (e.g., Primary CTA Button).

    Step 5 of 7: In the save modal, give the template a clear, descriptive name (e.g… What this shows Step 5 of 7: In the save modal, give the template a clear, descriptive name (e.g., Primary CTA Button). What this shows Shows how to confirm for step 5 of 7 in the "How to Save & Use Element Templates in Page Builder" section of "How to Save & Use Element Templates in Page Builder". This animation accompanies step 5 of 7 in the "How to Save & Use Element Templates in Page Builder" section of "How to Save & Use Element Templates in Page Builder". At this point in the walkthrough you in the save modal, give the template a clear, descriptive name (e.g., Primary CTA Button). This part of the guide covers 1 field, listed below. The next step is to the element and its styling are now stored in the Element Templates library. Step 5 of 7Image 3 of 4 How to confirmIn the save modal, give the template a clear, descriptive name (e.g., Primary CTA Button).
    Fields in this part of the guide Clicking the Save icon on the element’s outline toolbar, or
    Buttons and menus referenced SitesCreateFunnel/WebsiteeditexistingAddEditElementSaveSave iconLayers → ⋯ → Save ElementElement Templates library
    Next stepThe element and its styling are now stored in the Element Templates library.
    All 7 steps in this procedure
    1. Click on Sites from your sub-account.
    2. Create a New Funnel/Website or edit an existing Funnel/Website.
    3. Add or Edit any Element like buttons, text, images.
    4. Save it by either:
    5. In the save modal, give the template a clear, descriptive name (e.g., Primary CTA Button). this image
    6. The element and its styling are now stored in the Element Templates library.
    7. To reuse, click on the Add Elements (+) → Saved Assets → Element Templates and insert it on any page.

  6. The element and its styling are now stored in the Element Templates library.

  7. To reuse, click on the Add Elements (+) → Saved Assets → Element Templates and insert it on any page.

    Step 7 of 7: To reuse, click on the Add Elements (+) → Saved Assets → Element… What this shows Step 7 of 7: To reuse, click on the Add Elements (+) → Saved Assets → Element Templates and insert it on any page. What this shows Shows what to click for step 7 of 7 in the "How to Save & Use Element Templates in Page Builder" section of "How to Save & Use Element Templates in Page Builder". This animation accompanies step 7 of 7 in the "How to Save & Use Element Templates in Page Builder" section of "How to Save & Use Element Templates in Page Builder". At this point in the walkthrough you to reuse, click on the Add Elements (+) → Saved Assets → Element Templates and insert it on any page. This part of the guide covers 1 field, listed below. Step 7 of 7Image 4 of 4 What to clickTo reuse, click on the Add Elements (+) → Saved Assets → Element Templates and insert it on any page.
    Fields in this part of the guide Clicking the Save icon on the element’s outline toolbar, or
    Buttons and menus referenced SitesCreateFunnel/WebsiteeditexistingAddEditElementSaveSave iconLayers → ⋯ → Save ElementElement Templates library
    All 7 steps in this procedure
    1. Click on Sites from your sub-account.
    2. Create a New Funnel/Website or edit an existing Funnel/Website.
    3. Add or Edit any Element like buttons, text, images.
    4. Save it by either:
    5. In the save modal, give the template a clear, descriptive name (e.g., Primary CTA Button).
    6. The element and its styling are now stored in the Element Templates library.
    7. To reuse, click on the Add Elements (+) → Saved Assets → Element Templates and insert it on any page. this image

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Do Element Templates sync like Global or Universal Sections?
No. Element Templates are static. Editing one instance does not affect other instances.
Q: Who can access saved elements?
Anyone with edit rights inside the same sub-account (location).
Q: Can I convert an existing element on a live page into a template?
Yes, open the page in the builder, select the element, and click Save.
Q: Are fonts and colors preserved?
Yes, styling is stored with the template for consistent reuse.
Q: How many Element Templates can I create?
There is currently no hard limit; keep names organized for easy search.
Q: Can I organize templates into folders?
Not yet. Use clear naming conventions to keep your library tidy.

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