How to Use Favorites for Templates in GoHighLevel
If you are used to organizing assets in ClickUp and want a similar way to speed up your work, you will appreciate the Favorites feature in GoHighLevel. This feature lets you quickly access frequently used templates directly inside the builder, saving time and keeping your workflow consistent.
This guide walks you step-by-step through how to mark templates as favorites, where to find them, and how to manage them efficiently.
What the GoHighLevel Favorites Feature Does
Within the GoHighLevel builder, the Favorites feature provides a fast way to reuse the templates you rely on most. Instead of scrolling through long lists every time, you can mark a template as a favorite and then access it from a dedicated Favorites section.
The Favorites feature is especially useful when you repeatedly use the same building blocks, such as:
- Common content sections
- Frequently used layout blocks
- Standardized design elements
- Reusable sections shared across multiple pages or funnels
By adding these to Favorites, you reduce repetitive work and keep your pages more consistent.
Where Favorites Appear in GoHighLevel
In GoHighLevel, Favorites are available from inside the templates panel when you are building or editing pages. You can easily switch from the main list of templates to your Favorites tab, which only shows the templates you have saved as favorites.
This means you can:
- Start from a favorite layout when building a new page
- Quickly drop in a frequently used section
- Standardize branding and design across funnels and pages
How to Add a Template to Favorites in GoHighLevel
Follow these steps to favorite a template in GoHighLevel while you are working in the builder.
Step 1: Open the Templates Panel in GoHighLevel
- Log in to your GoHighLevel account.
- Open the page, website, or funnel where you want to work.
- Click to open the templates or sections panel in the builder sidebar.
You should now see the available templates you can add to your page.
Step 2: Find the Template You Want to Favorite
- Scroll through the list of templates in the panel.
- Locate the specific template, section, or block you use often and want to save.
Each template item in GoHighLevel will display various actions, including the option to favorite it.
Step 3: Click the Heart Icon to Favorite the Template
- On the template you have chosen, look for the heart-shaped icon.
- Click the heart icon.
Once clicked, the heart icon will appear highlighted, indicating that this template is now marked as a favorite in GoHighLevel.
You can repeat this process for any other templates or sections you want to save for quick access.
How to Access Your Favorite Templates in GoHighLevel
After adding templates to your favorites, you can quickly find them from a dedicated section.
Step 1: Open the Templates Panel Again
- While editing a page, website, or funnel, open the templates or sections panel in the GoHighLevel builder.
- Look for the navigation tabs or options at the top of the panel.
Step 2: Switch to the Favorites Tab
- Click on the Favorites tab in the templates panel.
- When the tab loads, you will see only the templates you previously marked with the heart icon.
From here, you can drag and drop your favorite templates into the page just like any other template in GoHighLevel.
How to Remove a Template from Favorites in GoHighLevel
If you no longer need a template in your Favorites list, you can remove it at any time.
Step 1: Locate the Favorited Template
- Open the templates panel in the builder.
- Go to the Favorites tab, or find the template in the main template list.
Step 2: Click the Heart Icon Again
- On the template you want to remove, click the highlighted heart icon.
- The heart will no longer be highlighted, indicating the template is no longer in your Favorites.
Once removed, the template will disappear from the Favorites tab but will still be available in the standard template list inside GoHighLevel.
Tips for Using Favorites Efficiently in GoHighLevel
To get the most from the Favorites feature, consider these practical tips:
- Standardize core sections: Favorite the headers, footers, and hero sections you use on most pages to keep your designs consistent.
- Limit your list: Only favorite the templates you actually use regularly so the Favorites tab stays clean and fast to scan.
- Update favorites as your design evolves: When you create improved versions of a section, favorite the new version and unfavorite the older one.
- Use with team workflows: Show your team which templates to favorite to keep everyone using the same structures in GoHighLevel.
When to Use Favorites vs. Other GoHighLevel Features
The Favorites feature in GoHighLevel is best for quick, personal access to your preferred templates. It works alongside other features, such as:
- Global sections or shared elements
- Cloning existing pages or funnels
- Template libraries maintained for your whole workspace
Use Favorites when you want personal, fast access inside the builder without changing how templates are stored or shared across your account.
Learn More About GoHighLevel Templates
If you want to see the original documentation for this feature, you can review the official help article here: Access your favorite templates with the Favorites feature.
For more strategic guidance, implementation help, and advanced automation setups around GoHighLevel and related tools, visit Consultevo for consulting and optimization resources.
Summary: Faster Building with Favorites in GoHighLevel
By using Favorites inside GoHighLevel, you can quickly access your top templates, maintain consistent design across your projects, and streamline the entire page-building process. Simply click the heart icon on any template to add it to your Favorites tab, and return to that tab whenever you want to drop those high-value sections into a new layout. Over time, this small feature can significantly speed up how you build and manage pages in your account.
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