Welcome to the ultimate ClickFunnels upload tutorial.
In this post you will quickly learn:
Just make sure that you read until the end.
As there’s an even more helpful tutorial waiting just for you.
Let’s begin.
First things first.
I imagine that you already have a ClickFunnels account so you will need to log in.
If you are already logged in, it will take you to your main dashboard.
All you need to is pick the funnel where you’d like to add your upload.
Now onto each specific section.

So for this example, I made a dummy funnel so that you can follow along.
You will then get taken to the ClickFunnels editor where you can add your images.
Here are the steps:
Here is a quick picture of what that would look like:

A screen will then show up on the right side of the page with elements to choose from.
Some of the elements include:
For this example, click on the Image icon which you can see in the image below:

A grey box that says Demo Image will then show up in that specific spot:
You will get another section that comes out to the right side of the page.
It has:
You’re going to want to click on the square icon to the right of the IMAGE and URL.
I’ll put another picture down below where the icon is highlighted:

So if you look at the picture above:
That will then take you to the main Uploaded Images section (home free)!
Here is what that section looks like:

Now it’s a very easy process when it comes to uploading a photo:
Here is how to add that photo to your actual landing page.
It’s about as easy as it gets.
Here is a video tutorial in case you’d like to follow along with that way as well:
I know that you might have a few more questions about this topic.
So here is a little more information when it comes to images and pictures with ClickFunnels.

This one is easy.
As I said, it’s very easy (especially when you know how to do it now).
Here is one more question answered when it comes to this specific topic.

This will be done the same way that I’ve talked about for previous images.
I just need to show you how to access the background image area (shown above).
Please follow along with the screenshot above for instructions:
And just like that, you have added in your background image 🙂
But what about videos?
That’s next.
This is going to be much easier considering the fact you know most of the steps.
Just like we did previously with images, you want to start at the main editor section:

A screen will show up on the right side again.
This time, you are going to want to click on the

You will then have a very big video placeholder in the middle of your screen.
On the right side will be a section where you can add your specific video.
Click on the Video Type section and it could be from:
For this example, I am going to pick YouTube because it’s the easiest:

So if you want to add a YouTube video?
You can also make specific changes to your video which includes:
If you want to edit the size of your YouTube video and how much space it takes up?
Important Note: Keep in mind that ClickFunnels doesn’t host the videos themselves.
You have your videos hosted elsewhere and are simply embedding them to the platform.
Here is one more question answered related to this topic.

This is done the same way.
Simply click on the video placeholder and you’ll have your video options show up.
From there, you can add in your video depending on where it’s hosted.
So I hope that helped you when it comes to uploading videos.
Given the fact that this is related to adding files to ClickFunnels.
It makes sense that I at least bring up this topic (in case you need help with it).

Nevertheless.
Let’s move onto the end of the post now.
I hope that this article helped you when it comes to getting your files on ClickFunnels.
As I stated in the beginning?
I have another helpful post that can help you save money using ClickFunnels.
And yes.
It works for both:
I’ll leave you to that.
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