GoHighLevel Store Builder Images Get a Cleaner Look

New placeholders make store pages easier to build and review.

Cleaner Store Builder Images in GoHighLevel

Store Builder Images now have a cleaner and simpler look inside the GoHighLevel Page Builder. The old sample photos have been replaced with clear illustrations, so it is easier to tell when a product or collection has not been added yet.

This update also improves the way store pages look while you build them. You will see clearer placeholder text, better previews for subscription and free trial badges, and a proper image placeholder when a collection has no image. That means less guesswork when checking product pages, carts, checkout pages, upsells, and other store elements.

The best part is that this change only affects the builder view. Your live store, product images, layouts, and checkout process stay the same. In this guide, we will show you what changed and how to turn on the new placeholders through Labs.

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The updated Store Builder Images make it easier to spot unfinished product areas, review store pages, and build with less confusion. You get a cleaner editing view without changing your live store content.

Quick Summary – Store Builder Images at a Glance

Purpose: This update gives GoHighLevel users cleaner placeholder images inside the Store Builder.

Why It Matters: The new Store Builder Images make unfinished product and collection areas easier to spot while you build.

What You Get: You get simple illustrations, clearer placeholder text, better product card previews, and improved collection image placeholders.

Time to Complete: Most users can enable and review the update in about two to five minutes.

Difficulty Level: Easy. The feature only needs to be turned on inside Labs.

Key Outcome: You get a cleaner builder view with less confusion, while your live store content and checkout process stay unchanged.

What Changed With Store Builder Images

The new Store Builder Images use simple illustrations instead of realistic product photos. This makes it clear that you are looking at sample content, not a real item in the store.

GoHighLevel has also cleaned up the placeholder text. Labels such as “Product title” and “Collection title” now follow a more consistent style across the builder. This helps each section look more organized while you work.

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Product cards can now show Subscription and Free Trial badges below the price. Collections with no image also show a proper product image placeholder instead of a plain gray box. These changes make unfinished areas easier to find before a page goes live.

Where Store Builder Images Now Appear

The new Store Builder Images now appear across the main ecommerce pages in GoHighLevel. You will see them on Product Listing, Product Detail, Cart, Checkout, and Thank You pages.

They also appear inside Featured Product, Featured Products, Upsell, and Collection elements. This gives the Page Builder a cleaner and more consistent look while you work.

These placeholders only show when no product or collection is linked. Once you add real content, your own images, titles, and prices take their place.

Better Store Builder Images and Previews

The updated Store Builder Images also improve how product cards look inside the builder. Subscription and Free Trial badges can now appear below the price, so you get a clearer preview before the page goes live.

Collections without an image now show a proper product image placeholder instead of a plain gray box. This makes empty sections easier to spot and gives the builder a more finished look.

These small changes help you review store pages faster. You can see what still needs attention without mistaking sample content for a real product.

Why Store Builder Images Matter

Store Builder Images make it easier to see what is finished and what still needs work. Instead of checking each block closely, you can spot empty product areas much faster.

This is useful for agencies that build stores for clients. A cleaner builder view can reduce small setup mistakes and make page reviews easier for team members.

The update does not change how the store works. It simply gives you a clearer editing view, which can save time during setup and final checks.

How to Enable Store Builder Images

The new Store Builder Images are available through GoHighLevel Labs. In this section, you’ll see how to enable the feature, open your store, edit a store page, and check the new placeholders inside the Page Builder.

The goal is simple: turn on the feature and confirm that the new placeholder images appear where no real product or collection is connected.

Here are the steps to set it up:

  • Access the Settings area in GoHighLevel.
  • Enable the new image placeholders in Labs.
  • Open the correct GoHighLevel store.
  • Choose a store page in the builder.
  • Check the new placeholders in the Page Builder.

To start, make sure you are logged in to the correct GoHighLevel sub-account.

Step 01: Access the Settings Area in GoHighLevel

  • Go to the bottom of the Main Menu on the left-hand sidebar.

1.1 Click the Settings gear icon ⚙️.

  • This opens the Settings dashboard for your sub-account.
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Step 02: Enable New Image Placeholders in Labs

  • Inside the Settings area, use the menu on the left-hand side.

2.1 Click Labs.

  • This opens the Labs page, where you can test selected features before their full release.

2.2 Enter “page builder” in the search box.

  • This filters the list and displays the Page Builder: New Image Placeholders feature.

2.3 Review the feature card.

  • The card explains that the feature replaces the default store placeholder images with the new image set.

2.4 Turn the feature toggle ON.

  • The setting now applies to the current sub-account.

2.5 Click Go Back when you are ready to leave the Settings area.

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Step 03: Open the Correct GoHighLevel Store

  • Go to the Main Menu on the left-hand side.

3.1 Click Sites.

  • This opens the Sites area in GoHighLevel.

3.2 Click Stores in the top menu.

  • This opens the list of stores inside the current sub-account.

3.3 Click the name of the store you want to review.

  • Make sure you choose the correct store before editing any pages.

Step 04: Open a Store Page in the Builder

  • Inside the selected store, you will see the available store pages.

4.1 Find the page you want to review.

  • You can choose a Product List, Product Detail, Cart, Checkout, Thank You, or another store page.

4.2 Click Edit below the page preview.

  • This opens the selected page inside the GoHighLevel Page Builder.

Step 05: Check the new placeholders in the Page Builder

  • Inside the Page Builder, find a product or collection area that does not have real content connected.

5.1 Review the placeholder images shown inside the store element.

  • You should now see simple illustration-style Store Builder Images instead of realistic sample product photos.

5.2 Check the placeholder text below each image.

  • Labels such as “Product title” should appear in a clear and consistent format.

5.3 Review the badges below the price.

  • Subscription and Free Trial badges may appear on product cards when they apply.

5.4 Check any collection that does not have an image.

  • A product image placeholder should appear instead of a plain gray box.
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The new Store Builder Images are now active in the current sub-account. Since this is a visual update, your live products, page layout, checkout process, and store functions remain unchanged.

What Does Not Change With Store Builder Images

The new Store Builder Images only change what you see inside the Page Builder. They do not change your live store, connected product images, page layout, or checkout process.

Your products, prices, collections, and store settings will keep working as they did before. The new images only appear when no product or collection is linked to that section.

You can also turn the Labs feature off at any time. This will bring back the original placeholder images for that sub-account.

Quick Tips for Store Builder Images

Use the new Store Builder Images as a quick check for unfinished sections. When you see a placeholder, confirm that the right product or collection is linked before you publish the page.

Refresh the Page Builder after you turn on the Labs feature. When the new images do not appear, check that you enabled the setting in the correct sub-account.

Review the badges shown under each price. Subscription and Free Trial labels can help you catch display issues before customers see the live store.

What Store Builder Images Mean for Your Business

Store Builder Images give your team a cleaner way to review store pages before they go live. Empty product areas are easier to spot, so there is less chance of missing a product, image, or collection during setup.

This is useful for agencies that manage more than one client store. A clearer builder view can make reviews faster and help team members understand what still needs to be finished.

The update will not change sales, checkout, or live store content. Its value is simple: less confusion while building, fewer small mistakes, and a smoother review process.

Frequently Asked Questions About Store Builder Images

Cleaner Store Builder Images

The refreshed Store Builder Images make the GoHighLevel Page Builder easier to understand. Simple illustrations replace realistic sample photos, while clearer text and better product previews help you spot unfinished sections faster.

This update does not change your live store, checkout flow, products, or page layout. It only improves the way empty product and collection areas appear while you build.

Turn on “Page Builder: New Image Placeholders” in Labs, reload the builder, and review the new look. Have the cleaner placeholders made your store setup easier?

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