Editing and iterating on an AI-built funnel
After the first build, stay in the editor. Ask for one change at a time, preview it, and restore an earlier version if a prompt goes sideways.
The first build is a draft. Real work happens in the editor: you ask for a change, preview it, and keep going until the funnel matches the offer.
💬 Ask your AI to set this up Paste this into the editor:
On the sales page, rewrite the headline for my $97 sourdough course and add a $27 recipe-pack upsell on the order form. If you cannot change a step, say so honestly instead of guessing.Publishing is a separate button — the editor will not put the funnel live for you.
Ask for one outcome at a time
Name the step and the result:
On the opt-in page, make the headline about the free starter guide, not the paid course.
On the order form, add a $27 recipe-pack upsell under the main offer.
Vague prompts like make it better
waste credits. For prompt patterns, see How to ask the AI for changes.
Preview after every change
Click through the funnel as a visitor would. Confirm the page you asked about actually changed, and that the next step still connects.
If the preview looks stuck, wait a few seconds for the rebuild, then refresh the editor.
When a change makes it worse
Use version history (the history icon in the top toolbar). Find the last good version and restore it. Details: Version history and rollbacks.
Credits
Each edit spends credits from the same workspace balance as the first build. See Credits, plans, and usage on ClickFunnels AI.
When the funnel is right, publish and share it.