Steps

Steps are the core building blocks of your flow. Managing them effectively helps you design smooth experiences and keep your flow organized.

  1. Add a Step
    Scroll to the bottom of your flow and click Add Step, or duplicate an existing step.
  2. Move a Step
    Use the drag indicator next to a step and drag it to your desired position.
  3. Duplicate a Step
    Right-click on a step and select Duplicate. The new step will appear right after the original.
  4. Delete a Step
    Right-click on a step and choose Delete. Use Ctrl + Z (Windows) or Cmd + Z (Mac) to undo if deleted by mistake.
  5. Rename a Step
    Rename steps only from the left panel by clicking on the step name and typing a new one.

How Can I Add a Step?

In LanderLab, steps are added in sequence to keep your flow organized and easy to follow. You can add a new step in two ways:

  • Scroll to the bottom of your flow and click “Add Step.”
  • Duplicate an existing step if you want to reuse its layout or settings.

At the moment, steps can only be created by adding them at the end of your flow or duplicating an existing one. This ensures your flow stays structured and easy to manage.


How Can I Delete a Step?

Right-click on the step you want to remove and select Delete.
💡 Use Ctrl + Z (Windows) or Cmd + Z (Mac) to undo if deleted by mistake


How can I change the order of my Step?

Use the drag indicator next to the step and drag it to your desired position in the flow.


How Can I Copy and Paste a Step?

In LanderLab, you can’t copy and paste a step directly. Instead, you can duplicate a step. The duplicated step will appear right after the original step in your flow.


How can I rename a Step?

Rename steps only from the left panel by clicking on the step name and typing a new one.
💡 Tip: Giving steps clear names makes your flow easier to navigate and manage. We recommend naming your steps to keep everything organized – especially in longer flows.

Updated on December 4, 2025
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