GoHighLevel Funnel Migration Guide

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GoHighLevel Funnel Migration Guide from ClickFunnels

If you are moving from ClickFunnels or even ClickUp style process documentation into a unified marketing platform, learning how to rebuild funnels in GoHighLevel is essential. This guide walks you step by step through exporting pages, importing layouts, and recreating every part of your funnel so you can launch quickly with minimal downtime.

The process is straightforward: you will export HTML from ClickFunnels, import it into the GoHighLevel funnel builder, and then reconnect your forms, buttons, and automations. Follow the steps below to complete your migration safely and efficiently.

Before You Start: What You Need for GoHighLevel Migration

Before rebuilding your funnel inside GoHighLevel, gather the following resources from your existing ClickFunnels account:

  • Access to all funnel steps and pages you are migrating
  • Any custom HTML, CSS, or JavaScript used on the pages
  • Your images, logos, and downloadable assets (PDFs, videos, etc.)
  • Form fields or survey fields you want to keep in your new setup
  • Destination URLs for thank-you pages and upsell pages

Having these items ready will make your GoHighLevel import process smoother and help you accurately recreate the funnel experience for your leads and customers.

Step 1: Export HTML from ClickFunnels

The first major step in migrating to GoHighLevel is exporting your existing page design and content from ClickFunnels. You will use this exported code as the foundation for your new funnel pages.

How to Download ClickFunnels Page HTML

  1. Log in to your ClickFunnels account.
  2. Open the specific funnel that you want to migrate.
  3. Select the funnel step or page you want to export.
  4. Use the ClickFunnels editor or settings area to access the page HTML.
    • Look for an option to view or download the HTML source.
    • Copy the complete HTML or download it as a file, depending on the available tools.
  5. Save the HTML file to your computer with a clear name, for example, optin-page.html or sales-page.html.
  6. Repeat this process for each page in your funnel.

Once you have the HTML for all pages, you are ready to begin building your new GoHighLevel funnel structure.

Step 2: Create a New Funnel in GoHighLevel

Now that you have exported your existing assets, you can start reconstructing the funnel using the GoHighLevel funnel builder.

Set Up the GoHighLevel Funnel Shell

  1. Log in to your GoHighLevel account.
  2. Choose the correct sub-account or client account where the funnel should live.
  3. Navigate to the Funnels section in the main menu.
  4. Click Create New Funnel or a similar button.
  5. Give your funnel a recognizable name, such as ClickFunnels Migration – Main Funnel.
  6. Save the funnel to create an empty framework.

This empty funnel in GoHighLevel will act as the container for each of the imported pages you are about to build.

Step 3: Add Funnel Steps in GoHighLevel

Next, you will recreate each step from your ClickFunnels funnel as a new step inside the GoHighLevel funnel.

Match ClickFunnels Steps to GoHighLevel Steps

  1. Open your new funnel in GoHighLevel.
  2. Click Add New Step for each page you exported from ClickFunnels.
  3. Name each step clearly, such as:
    • Opt-in Page
    • Sales Page
    • Order Form
    • OTO / Upsell Page
    • Thank You Page
  4. Assign a unique path or URL slug for every step.
  5. Ensure the step order in GoHighLevel mirrors your ClickFunnels funnel flow.

When every ClickFunnels page has a corresponding step in GoHighLevel, you can move on to importing the actual page designs.

Step 4: Import HTML into GoHighLevel Pages

With your steps in place, you will now import the page HTML you previously exported and then configure it within the GoHighLevel editor.

Insert HTML into Each GoHighLevel Step

  1. Open the first funnel step inside GoHighLevel.
  2. Click Edit Page to open the page builder.
  3. Locate a block or element that allows you to insert custom HTML or use the appropriate page template that supports HTML editing.
  4. Paste the HTML code from the corresponding ClickFunnels page into the HTML area.
  5. Save and preview the page to ensure the structure and layout appear correctly.
  6. Repeat this process for every funnel step, matching each GoHighLevel page to its ClickFunnels counterpart.

After all pages have been imported, verify that the pages render correctly and that the general layout and content match what you had in ClickFunnels.

Step 5: Update Links, Buttons, and Navigation

Importing HTML alone will not automatically connect your funnel steps in GoHighLevel. You must manually update links and buttons so users can navigate properly through your new funnel.

Reconnect Buttons to GoHighLevel Funnel Steps

  1. Open each page in the GoHighLevel editor.
  2. Click every button or link that leads to another step in your funnel.
  3. Change the destination URL so it points to the appropriate GoHighLevel step path instead of the old ClickFunnels URL.
  4. Update header or footer navigation links if you are using them.
  5. Save the page and test each button in a new browser tab.

Confirm that every step sends users to the correct next page. This ensures that the funnel sequence in GoHighLevel matches the user journey you designed in ClickFunnels.

Step 6: Rebuild Forms and Integrations in GoHighLevel

Most ClickFunnels pages rely on forms, opt-in fields, or order forms. You need to rebuild these using native GoHighLevel forms so that your leads and data flow into the right automations.

Create GoHighLevel Forms and Map Fields

  1. Navigate to the Forms or Form Builder section in GoHighLevel.
  2. Create a new form for each type of opt-in or data capture used in your funnel.
  3. Add fields that match your original ClickFunnels form fields, such as:
    • Name
    • Email
    • Phone
    • Custom fields for offers or preferences
  4. Save each form and copy the form ID or link as needed.
  5. Return to your funnel pages and replace any legacy ClickFunnels form code with the new GoHighLevel form elements.

After replacing forms, submit test entries to confirm that contacts appear correctly inside GoHighLevel and that any workflows or pipelines are updated.

Step 7: Test and Optimize the GoHighLevel Funnel

Once the basic structure is in place, run full tests to verify that your GoHighLevel funnel behaves the way you expect.

End-to-End Funnel Testing Checklist

  • Visit the first funnel URL and step through the entire process like a new user.
  • Test all opt-in forms, order forms, and submission buttons.
  • Verify that tags, campaigns, and workflows trigger inside GoHighLevel after each form submission.
  • Check email and SMS messages to confirm they are sent or scheduled correctly.
  • Confirm that thank-you and confirmation pages display the correct messaging.
  • Monitor analytics and tracking scripts to ensure they function on every step.

Use this testing phase to identify any missing links, forms, or styling inconsistencies carried over from the original ClickFunnels design.

Best Practices for Long-Term Use of GoHighLevel

To fully benefit from your migration, maintain clear organization in your GoHighLevel account and document your funnel logic.

  • Group funnels by product or campaign for easier management.
  • Use consistent naming conventions for funnel steps and forms.
  • Regularly back up essential copy and designs.
  • Leverage GoHighLevel automations, pipelines, and calendars to replace scattered tools.

If you need expert help with complex funnel migrations, automation architecture, or SEO optimization around your new setup, you can work with specialist agencies such as Consultevo.

Additional Resources for GoHighLevel Funnel Migration

The official GoHighLevel support documentation includes a dedicated ClickFunnels migration guide that visually demonstrates many of the steps outlined above. Reviewing the original tutorial can help clarify specific interface actions and options.

For more details, refer to the official guide here: ClickFunnels to HighLevel migration instructions.

By following this step-by-step approach, you can confidently move your funnels from ClickFunnels into GoHighLevel, preserve your designs, and unlock a more unified CRM and automation ecosystem for your business.

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