Making Funnel and Website Pages Load Faster

Quick pages convert better and rank better. Work through these steps from most to least impactful.

Images

• Resize before uploading, close to the size shown on the page.
• Use JPG or WebP for photos and PNG for transparent graphics.
• Keep images above the fold under about 200 KB.
• Use fewer images, such as one strong hero instead of several.
• Keep Image Optimization enabled in funnel settings. Lazy loading is applied automatically either way.

Heavy Elements

• Use short, small video backgrounds, or skip them.
• Limit animations and widgets, and place forms, calendars, review widgets and maps below the first screen.
• Avoid stacking third-party tracking scripts.

Clean Up Pages

• Delete hidden or duplicate sections.
• Simplify layouts with fewer rows, columns and elements.
• Upload compressed PDFs and downloads.
• Reuse saved sections instead of duplicating big layouts.
• Prefer built-in forms and surveys, which load faster than outside ones.

Settings

Turn on Optimize JavaScript in funnel settings, which delays non-essential scripts and helps total blocking time. Keep custom CSS short, and use a custom domain with SSL to avoid extra redirects.

Measure

Test with free tools such as PageSpeed Insights or GTmetrix, on both desktop and mobile (mobile is slower). A well-built page can reach above 80 on mobile and above 95 on desktop, even with tracking and good images.

If a page stays very slow, contact support with the page link, your test results and what you have already tried.

Good to know: Test again after each change so you learn which fix actually moved the score.