Prebuilt Elements in Sparkforge Funnels and Websites

By Sparkforge Support Team ·Last reviewed May 3, 2026

The Sparkforge page builder ships prebuilt buttons, royalty-free images, social media icons, and progress bars in the left design bar. Drag and drop into any page.

The Sparkforge page builder ships a library of prebuilt elements you can drag into any funnel or website page. No designing from scratch.

What's in the library

Prebuilt buttons

Predesigned button styles you can drop in and customize. Skip the manual styling pass.

Prebuilt images

Royalty-free images integrated into the design bar. Drag and drop into any page section.

Social media icons

Icon sets for Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, and other major platforms. Link them to your accounts.

Progress bars

Visual progress bars for milestones, loading indicators, or progression metrics on your pages.

How to use them

  1. Open the page in the Sparkforge funnel or website builder.
  2. Open the left-side design bar.
  3. Find the section for buttons, images, social icons, or progress bars.
  4. Drag the element onto the page.
  5. Customize text, colors, and links.
  6. Save and publish.

Why use prebuilt elements

  • Faster builds: Drop in finished elements instead of designing from a blank state.
  • Consistency: Reuse the same element families across pages for a cohesive look.
  • Engagement: Social icons and progress bars give visitors clear next actions and visual cues.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where do I find prebuilt elements in the page builder?
In the left-side design bar of the funnel or website editor. Each element type has its own section.
Are the prebuilt images free to use commercially?
Yes. The library is royalty-free for use on Sparkforge-hosted pages.
Can I customize a prebuilt button after dropping it in?
Yes. Edit text, colors, link target, and sizing through the element style panel like any other button.
Do progress bars connect to data?
They are visual elements. Use them to indicate milestones, progress through a funnel step, or loading state.

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