Getting started with ClickFunnels AI

Sign in at www.clickfunnels.ai, describe the funnel you want, then preview, edit, and publish what comes back.

Start at www.clickfunnels.ai. Sign in, then describe the funnel you want in plain English. ClickFunnels AI builds the first version for you to review.

If you have not signed in yet, see Signing in to ClickFunnels AI. For what the product is, see What is ClickFunnels AI?.

1. Describe the funnel

Say what you are selling, who it is for, and the steps you want. A specific prompt lands closer than a vague one:

A 3-step funnel for my $97 sourdough course: free starter-guide lead magnet, sales page, and an order form with a $27 recipe-pack upsell.

You can also pick a funnel template (webinar, lead magnet, course sales, application, product launch, book funnel) and describe your changes from there.

2. Wait for the first build

The first generation takes a few minutes. Stay on the page until the funnel opens in the editor. If it stalls or errors, see Troubleshooting when generation fails or stalls.

Building uses credits from your workspace balance. See What uses credits.

3. Preview and click through

In the editor, preview the funnel the way a visitor would — each page, the checkout, the emails. Note what is wrong before you ask for changes.

4. Edit, then publish

Ask for changes in plain English until the funnel matches the offer. When you are ready for real visitors, hit Publish. Preview is only for you until you do.

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