How to Use the Image Slider Element in GoHighLevel

If you manage visual projects in ClickUp and build funnels or websites in GoHighLevel, the image slider element is a powerful way to showcase graphics, testimonials, or product snapshots in an engaging, mobile-friendly format. This step-by-step guide explains how to add, configure, and customize the image slider inside the GoHighLevel website and funnel builder.

The image slider lets you display multiple images in a single section that users can scroll or auto-play through. With layout, navigation, and style controls, you can keep your design dynamic while maintaining fast, clean pages.

Accessing the GoHighLevel Image Slider Element

Before you customize anything, you need to locate the image slider inside the GoHighLevel page builder.

1. Log in to your GoHighLevel account.

2. Open the site or funnel where you want to add the slider.

3. Click to edit the specific page or step.

4. In the left-side elements panel, look for the Image Slider element.

5. Drag and drop the image slider into the desired section or column on your page.

Once the element is dropped onto your canvas, you will see a default slider. From there, you can start customizing images, layout, navigation, and design options.

Configuring Basic Image Slider Settings in GoHighLevel

After adding the element, adjust the core behavior and structure of your slider in GoHighLevel.

Set the Number of Visible Images

You can control how many images are visible at a time inside the slider viewport.

• Open the slider settings panel.

• Locate the option for Number of Visible Images.

• Increase or decrease the value to show more or fewer images per slide.

A single image layout is great for hero sliders, while multiple images work well for galleries or product thumbnails.

Enable or Disable Auto Play in GoHighLevel

Auto play moves slides automatically without user input.

• In the slider settings, find the Auto Play toggle.

• Turn it on if you want images to rotate automatically.

• Turn it off if you want users to control navigation manually.

Auto play can increase engagement, but ensure it is not too fast or distracting for visitors.

Image Slider Layout Options

Depending on the template, you may have additional layout controls within GoHighLevel.

• Adjust image width and height (if available).

• Control spacing or padding around the slider.

• Align the slider within its column (left, center, right).

These basic settings help the image slider fit your overall page structure.

Styling the GoHighLevel Image Slider

Visual consistency is key. Use the style settings in GoHighLevel to match your slider to your brand.

Customize Background and Colors

The slider container can be styled to blend or contrast with nearby elements.

• Open the Background or Design section in the settings.

• Choose a background color or image if supported.

• Adjust opacity, gradients, or overlays when available.

Pick colors that support readability and keep the images as the visual focus.

Adjust Borders and Corners

You can change how the slider edges look for a subtle or modern design.

• Add or remove borders around the slider.

• Define border width and color.

• Use border radius to create rounded corners.

Rounded corners often pair well with soft, modern layouts, while sharp corners look more minimal and traditional.

Typography for Captions and Text

If your slider template includes captions or text overlays, configure typography to stay on brand.

• Change font family for headings or captions.

• Adjust font size, weight, and line height.

• Set text color and alignment.

Always test text over different slider images to ensure consistent readability.

Adding and Managing Images in the GoHighLevel Slider

The core of the element is your actual media. Make sure you upload and order images effectively in GoHighLevel.

Upload or Select Images

1. Click the slider element on the canvas.

2. Open the Images section in the settings.

3. Use the file picker to upload new images.

4. Or select existing images from your media library.

Use compressed, web-optimized images to preserve performance and loading speed.

Reorder and Remove Slides

Control which images appear first and remove any that you no longer need.

• Drag images in the list to change the order of slides.

• Use the delete or trash icon to remove unwanted images.

• Reorder slides to prioritize your most important visuals.

A strategic sequence can guide visitors from awareness to interest or highlight key features in a logical flow.

Navigation Controls for the GoHighLevel Slider

Navigation options help visitors move through your content comfortably.

Arrow Navigation Settings

Arrows offer a clear manual navigation method in GoHighLevel.

• Enable or disable left/right arrows.

• Adjust arrow color or size if options are available.

• Position arrows to ensure they are visible but not obstructive.

Arrows are recommended for most sliders so users can control the pace.

Dot or Bullet Navigation in GoHighLevel

Dots show how many slides exist and which slide is active.

• Turn dot or bullet navigation on or off.

• Style the active and inactive dot colors.

• Place dots under the slider for a clean look.

Dots give visitors a quick overview of the slider length and encourage them to explore additional slides.

Responsive Design Tips for GoHighLevel Image Sliders

Most visitors will see your slider on mobile devices, so optimize it carefully in GoHighLevel.

• Preview the slider for desktop, tablet, and mobile views.

• Adjust image height or visible image count for smaller screens.

• Ensure text overlays remain readable on all devices.

• Check that arrows and dots are easy to tap with fingers on mobile.

Where possible, use high-quality but lightweight images to improve load times across all devices.

Best Practices for Using Image Sliders in GoHighLevel

Use the image slider strategically so it enhances, not distracts from, your primary goals.

• Showcase your best work: Use the slider for portfolios, testimonials, or product highlights.

• Limit the number of slides: Too many images can overwhelm users.

• Use consistent dimensions: Keep images the same orientation and size for a smooth experience.

• Add concise captions: Explain the context of each slide when appropriate.

• Test performance: Make sure the slider does not slow down critical pages.

Combining strong visuals with clear calls to action nearby can increase conversions on key landing pages.

Additional GoHighLevel Resources

To go deeper into the technical details of the image slider element in GoHighLevel, review the official documentation and professional tutorials.

• Official help article: Image Slider Element for Engaging Web Design

• Agency implementation and strategy insights: Consultevo

With these steps, you can confidently design an attractive, responsive image slider inside GoHighLevel that supports your brand, improves user engagement, and keeps your pages visually compelling.

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