Funnel design doesn't need to be hard or take a long time. Sure, if you are a beginner it may take some time and when you start building more advanced funnels it will require more thoughts and creativity behind to really make an impression.

Using these 15 inspiration resources for designing funnels will speed up your design and allow you to choose the designs you like and redesign them according to your own brand colors and business needs.

Check out our video below where we explain the 15 sites and then keep reading!

Make sure you design your funnels yourself and not only copy these and sell them as your own!

Nicepage.com

NicePage.com is an easy-to-use website and funnel builder that allows you to create and customize their templates without any prior coding knowledge needed. NicePage has over 10,000 free design which makes it easy to find something that aligns with your desired outcome.

The editor offers simple drag and drop modules, meaning you can quite quickly and easily have a landing page, funnel or website set up.

Once you built your rough design, it's easy to use on of their powerful design tools to edit blocks or rearrange the entire page structure and layout.

NicePage is available as Windows and Mac OS app and includes WordPress Plugins. It's even designed for your mobile - meaning you can design wherever your want. They use Amazon and Microsoft as their referrals.

H69.design

H69.design is an innovative design platform that is easy to use and bring inspiration from when building your own sales funnels or designing a landing page for your clients.

It offers a ton of free design templates, UI Kits, eCommerce resources and downloadable images and icons.

We mainly use H69.design to download a landing page design, then bring it into Figma where we start creating our own designs for funnels and landing pages.

Pinterest.com

Pinterest is known to most people for it's great inspiration and the huge collection in all niches. Pinterest might be our favorite for getting inspiration when designing beautiful funnels.

It covers basically every niche you could imagine and users can upload their own design templates and images. Pinterest offers an easy to use collection, meaning you can scroll through their feed while saving inspiration in your folder and mood board.

Insert your keyword into the search bar and you'll get instant access to countless of designs. Searching for "landing page" will show the following:

Pick a landing page you like and export it to your funnel builder and start replacing objects and make it your own design.

Dribble.com

Next one is Dribble.com. Dribble has multiple modules so make sure to choose Web design or whatever design ideas you are looking for.

Dribble works quite the same way as Pinterest. Scroll trough the designs until you find a few you like and export the images of the landing page or sales funnel to your own design editor.

Awwwards.com

Awwwards.com we don't usually use for our sales funnels since they don't align with our niches and might need quite some work to get a high conversion rate.

It's more of a fun and creative site for design. It feels like a modern playful themed website. Too much graphics and visuals usually makes it harder to reach a high conversion rate.

You wanna keep it simple with design!

Commercecream.com

This is something we found recently and as the name hints, it's a lot about Shopify and eCommerce. CommerceCream offers images and screenrecordings of entire Shopify sites that you easily can access and copy to your own design board. They also refers you to Shopify and the site probably makes money being a Shopfiy affiliate.

Lapa.ninja

We've been using Lapa-Ninja for years so make sure you check this one out. They offers a huge collection of landing pages and you can start by sorting by your niche to find inspiration.

If you have a brand or a business with certain designs and colors for, you can also filter by color and you'll be amazed how good funnel designs it actually finds according to your colors.

In addition to their landing pages, they offer 600+ free UI kits, illustrations, icons, mockups and wireframes. You can also sort by your own design software or use cases according the following:

• Sketch

• Adobe XD

• Figma

• InVision Studio

• Photoshop

• Illustrator

Elements.envato.com

EnvatoElements offers a big variety of collections needed for designing your funnels, landing pages or websites. Their site includes over 3 million stock videos, 70k+ video templates and almost 5,000 website templates.

Envatoelements, as it is named on their website, can be used to collect images and examples of websites and funnels but also for creating your own content. Their images, icons and illustrations look like professionals did them.

Make sure to go through their licensing before use freebies. For inspiration there's no licensing needed since you'll be designing your own funnels and websites.

Saaslandingpage.com

We've been using Saaslandingpage.com for some time and it works well for us. They are made mainly for inspiration and you can easily find specific section designs for you page.

Inspiration includes everything between designs for footers, pricing, about and testimonials.

This resource can be used for copying and using entire pages for design inspiration, or just by using specific modules and sections. They also allows you to copy their color hex-codes for your own design.

LandingFolio.com

LandingFolio.com is great for quick inspiration and they allows you to filter according to your own needs and colors. We use it mainly to copy and paste the design into our Figma workspace where we redesign it according to our own needs and taste.

They do offer 800+ components that you can export to Figma, Webflow and TailswindsCSS.

For screenshotting inspiration and then doing your own redesign it can be done for free, while their annual plan is $99.

Behance.net

Many of these sites offers the same so we recommend you try out a few and soon you'll find something that works well for your business and your designs.

Behance.net offers a lot of landing pages and website designs that you can copy and use for inspiration. They also makes it possible to create your own moodboard or filter by, for example, Photohop resources.

Uplabs.com

Uplabs is more focused on the icons and illustrations for websites and funnels. Most of the good ones requires Premium membership but if you use it on a regular basis it's a good option.

Templatemonster.com

TemplateMonster.com is the same as many mentioned above. A lot of templates available and you can choose to get a membership or just use them as inspiration for free. Especially if you use multiple sites it can be a good idea to only save them as images and export to your design tool or funnel builder, where you redesign them.

Pageflows.com

Pageflow offers a membership plan for $99 per year but free if you are using it as inspiration. Same as many above, great for inspiration.

Muzli Collections

Again, Muzli collections is a great inspiration site that will help you design something unique and beautiful for your funnels and websites. Most links redirects you towards UI8.net, meaning they are probably used for affiliate and sending traffic to UI8.net.

Summary

These are 15 great sources for inspiration for your funnel design. Make sure you edit the designs to make them your own.

Most sites requires paid membership plans to access the resources but it is free to copy or screenshot and export to your funnel design board where you take inspiration from them and then remove them.

We use Figma for designing funnels and therefore import all the collected inspirations and images into Figma where we resign them. Once they are design in Figma you can do the same in your funnel or website editor. Figma is fast and easy for design and makes you great results!