π§± PageFly Page Builder for Shopify: Complete Step-by-Step Guide (With Examples)
If you’ve ever wished Shopify had something like Elementor for WordPress — a true drag-and-drop page builder — then you’re in for a treat.
Meet PageFly, the most powerful and flexible page builder app for Shopify.
In this detailed guide, we’ll walk you through PageFly step by step — from installation to creating landing pages, product templates, and A/B tests — all using real examples. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced store owner, this guide will help you master PageFly like a pro.
π§© What is PageFly?
PageFly is a drag-and-drop page builder for Shopify that lets you design landing pages, product pages, collection pages, blog posts, and custom sections without coding.
It comes with ready-made templates, a rich element library, and full control over spacing, colors, and responsiveness — just like Elementor does on WordPress.
π₯ Key Features
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Build any Shopify page visually — Home, Product, Collection, Blog, or Landing pages.
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Drag & Drop editor with 100+ customizable elements.
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Dynamic content for product info, variants, and collections.
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Conversion tools like countdown timers, sticky ATC buttons, and testimonials.
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A/B testing & analytics to track and optimize performance.
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Integration with tools like Klaviyo, Mailchimp, Google Analytics, and Meta Pixel.
βοΈ Step 1: Install PageFly in Shopify
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In your Shopify Admin, go to Apps → Shopify App Store.
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Search for “PageFly Landing Page Builder.”
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Click Add App, then Install.
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Once installed, open PageFly from your Apps dashboard.
π PageFly uses a “slot” system — each published page or section counts as one slot.
You can start with the Free Plan (1 slot) and upgrade as you grow.
π§ Step 2: Learn the PageFly Interface
When you open PageFly, you’ll see a clean editor divided into:
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Canvas: your live preview workspace.
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Elements Panel: drag-and-drop blocks like headings, images, forms, videos, etc.
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Inspector Panel: where you control spacing, alignment, color, and device visibility.
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Navigator Tree: lets you quickly select and organize layers.
π― Pro Tip: Always check your design in Mobile View — PageFly gives you independent control for desktop, tablet, and mobile.
πͺ Step 3: Create Your First Page (Hero Section Example)
Let’s build a simple hero banner section:
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Click Create Page → Blank Page.
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Add a Section → Container → 2 Columns.
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Left column → drag Image → upload hero image.
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Right column → drag Heading → type
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Add a Text block below → short description.
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Add a Button → set link to
/collections/sale
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Adjust spacing and fonts under Styling Tab.
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Preview on mobile view and tweak padding if needed.
π‘ Save this as a “Saved Section” — you can reuse it across pages later.
π Step 4: Build a High-Converting Landing Page
Landing pages are perfect for ad campaigns or product launches.
Here’s how to create one:
π Page Structure:
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Hero Banner (Offer + CTA)
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Benefits Section (3 Columns)
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Product Showcase
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Social Proof / Testimonials
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FAQ Section
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Lead Form or CTA Button
π§° How to Build It:
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Use Countdown Timer or Badge elements to create urgency.
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Add Collection List element to display key products.
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Integrate Mailchimp/Klaviyo Form for lead capture.
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Use Testimonial block for customer trust.
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Optimize your SEO Title and Meta Description before publishing.
π― Example:
Create a landing page called Summer Launch Offer promoting your new apparel line with 20% off and an email form for exclusive access.
π Step 5: Create a Custom Product Page Template
You can completely redesign how your product pages look using PageFly.
Steps:
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Go to PageFly → Create Page → Product Page.
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Add Product Details element (this automatically pulls data like title, price, variants, etc.).
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Customize layout — add tabs for descriptions, reviews, or size guides.
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Add Trust Badges or Countdown Timer under the “Add to Cart” button.
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Add a Collection List for related products or bundles.
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Save and assign this template to specific products.
π‘ This is perfect for building story-driven product pages — with lifestyle photos, feature highlights, and social proof.
π Step 6: Collections, Reusable Sections & Blog Pages
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Collection Pages: Add the Collection List element → choose layout (grid/list).
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Reusable Sections: Design a promo banner once, save it as a Saved Section, and use it across multiple pages.
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Blog Pages: Use the Blog Post element to design content-heavy layouts with images, headings, and buttons.
π¨ Step 7: Styling & Custom CSS
PageFly lets you define Global Styles — fonts, colors, and buttons — to maintain brand consistency.
If you know a bit of CSS, you can add custom code:
Apply it to any button by adding the class my-cta
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π Step 8: Track Performance & Run A/B Tests
PageFly integrates with:
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Google Analytics & GA4
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Meta Pixel
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Klaviyo, Mailchimp, Omnisend
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Built-in Analytics Dashboard
A/B Testing Example:
Test two hero banners:
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Version A → “Buy 1 Get 1 Free”
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Version B → “Flat 50% Off Today”
After a few hundred visits, check which version gets more clicks or conversions and keep the winner.
β‘ Step 9: Optimize for Speed & Launch
Before you publish your PageFly pages:
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Compress images (WebP or JPEG 80%).
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Enable lazy loading for offscreen elements.
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Remove unnecessary widgets.
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Check mobile view thoroughly.
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Test add-to-cart flow and pixel events.
Once satisfied, click Publish, and your custom Shopify page goes live instantly!
π Final Project (Optional)
Create a mini campaign using PageFly:
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A landing page for your product launch.
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A custom product page with testimonials and trust badges.
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A/B test two CTA buttons.
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Share your results (conversion rate + traffic).
π¬ Final Thoughts
PageFly is to Shopify what Elementor is to WordPress — a visual, flexible, and powerful page builder that gives you creative freedom without touching code.
Whether you’re launching a new product, optimizing your landing page, or rebranding your store — PageFly helps you do it faster, cleaner, and smarter.