Mobile Editor in GoHighLevel for Forms, Surveys, and Quizzes
If you manage forms, surveys, or quizzes across tools like ClickUp and other platforms, learning the mobile editor in GoHighLevel will help you deliver a smooth experience on every device. This guide walks you step by step through using the mobile view options so your pages look professional on both desktop and mobile screens.
The mobile editor is designed to help you quickly preview, adjust, and optimize your forms, surveys, and quizzes without needing custom code. You can easily switch between desktop and mobile views, and control which elements show or hide on specific devices.
Understanding the GoHighLevel Mobile Editor
The mobile editor in GoHighLevel is built into the main form, survey, and quiz builder. Instead of using a separate interface, you switch device views directly in the top toolbar of the builder.
Key things you can do in the mobile editor:
- Preview how each step looks on smaller screens.
- Enable or disable elements on mobile or desktop.
- Fine-tune layout and spacing for better usability.
- Keep the same content while changing how it appears per device.
All core editing actions still happen in the main builder. The mobile editor simply changes the preview and device-specific visibility settings.
How to Open the GoHighLevel Form, Survey, or Quiz Editor
Before using the mobile view, you need to open the editor for your form, survey, or quiz in GoHighLevel.
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Log in to your GoHighLevel account.
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Navigate to the section where your form, survey, or quiz is located (for example, under Sites or Funnels depending on your setup).
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Select the specific form, survey, or quiz you want to edit.
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Click the option to Edit so the builder opens.
Once the builder is open, you will see toolbar icons that control device previews and visibility settings.
Switching Between Desktop and Mobile View in GoHighLevel
To start using the mobile editor, you first switch from desktop to mobile preview inside GoHighLevel.
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In the builder toolbar, look for the device icons (usually a desktop monitor and a mobile phone icon).
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Click the mobile icon to switch the preview to mobile mode.
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The canvas now displays how the form, survey, or quiz will generally appear on smaller screens.
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To go back, click the desktop icon and the preview will return to the standard layout.
Switching views does not change your content automatically; it only affects what you see and which device-specific options are active.
Using GoHighLevel Device Visibility Settings
In mobile view, you can control which elements appear on desktop, mobile, or both. This is essential for hiding large sections, images, or layouts that do not fit well on phones.
Accessing Device Visibility Controls in GoHighLevel
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Click on the element you want to adjust (such as a text block, image, or section).
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Open the settings panel for that element, typically available on the right side.
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Find the Visibility options, which may be labeled for desktop and mobile.
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Use the toggles or checkboxes to decide on which devices the element should show.
These visibility settings apply per element, so you can customize almost any part of your form, survey, or quiz for mobile visitors.
Common Visibility Use Cases in GoHighLevel
- Hide large images on mobile: Turn off visibility for mobile to improve loading speed and readability.
- Show shorter text on phones: Create a duplicate text block with a shorter message, visible on mobile only.
- Desktop-only layouts: Keep complex multi-column sections visible on desktop and hide them on mobile, replacing them with a simplified version.
By carefully managing visibility, you maintain a clean and focused mobile layout without removing important information from the project entirely.
Editing Layout for Mobile Inside GoHighLevel
Even though there is no separate mobile-only layout builder, you can still improve mobile usability with small layout changes inside GoHighLevel.
Adjusting Padding and Spacing for Mobile
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Switch to mobile view in the toolbar.
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Select a row, column, or element that looks crowded or misaligned.
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Open the spacing or padding settings in the element panel.
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Reduce or increase padding, margins, and line spacing to fit the smaller screen.
Make changes while in mobile view so that you immediately see the result as it will appear to mobile users.
Reordering Content for Better Mobile Flow
GoHighLevel uses responsive behavior to stack elements vertically on small screens. To improve that stacking order:
- Rearrange columns and sections in desktop view so that the most important content appears higher in the layout.
- Use visibility settings to hide overly complex column groups on phones.
- Create alternative simplified sections that are visible only on mobile.
This planning ensures that when the layout collapses on small screens, visitors still see the key information first.
Testing Your GoHighLevel Mobile Forms, Surveys, and Quizzes
After adjusting the mobile editor settings, it is critical to test your work on real devices, not just inside GoHighLevel.
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Click Save in the builder.
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Use the Preview button to open the form, survey, or quiz in a new browser tab.
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Open the preview link on your own phone and tablet.
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Check the following:
- All fields are accessible and clearly labeled.
- Buttons are large enough to tap easily.
- Images and backgrounds are not cutting off important content.
- Sections hidden on mobile do not affect the flow of the form or survey.
Repeat the testing after every major change. Fast mobile experiences significantly improve completion rates for forms, surveys, and quizzes.
Best Practices for Mobile Optimization in GoHighLevel
Use these simple guidelines while working with the GoHighLevel mobile editor:
- Keep forms short: Minimize the number of required fields on mobile.
- Use clear labels: Ensure each field has a visible, readable label on small screens.
- Optimize buttons: Place CTA buttons where thumbs can easily tap them, such as near the bottom center of the screen.
- Limit text blocks: Break long text into smaller paragraphs and bullet lists.
- Check contrast: Use high-contrast colors so that text stands out on phones.
Following these practices, together with device visibility controls, will help your GoHighLevel projects feel polished and user-friendly on any device.
More Resources for GoHighLevel Mobile Editing
If you want to review the original product instructions, you can open the official documentation for the mobile editor directly here: GoHighLevel mobile editor guide.
For broader strategy help around funnels, automations, and implementation, you can also explore consulting resources like Consultevo, which focuses on optimization and workflow improvements.
By combining these resources with the built-in mobile editor, you can ensure every form, survey, and quiz built in GoHighLevel is prepared for modern mobile traffic.
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