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Global blocks let you build a block once, like a navbar, footer, or CTA, and reuse it across every landing page. You can generate one with AI, pick a preset, or start from scratch, then keep refining it until it is ready to drop anywhere. This guide walks through creating a global block and updating it later.
Global blocks stay connected across pages. When you update a global block, the change applies to every page where it appears. If you need a one-off version for a single page, use a regular saved component instead.

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How to create a global block

1

Open Global Blocks

In the left sidebar, under Assets, click Global Blocks, then click Add Global Block.
Add Global Block
2

Build with AI or from scratch

You are taken to the Create a global block screen. From here you can:
  • Describe it and let AI build it. Type what you want in the prompt box, for example a sticky navbar with a logo, links, and a CTA button.
  • Pick a preset. Choose a starting point like Navbar, Footer, Testimonials, FAQ section, or CTA banner.
  • Create From Scratch. Click Create From Scratch to build the block yourself in the editor.
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3

Refine your block

Once the block is generated, keep iterating with the AI Assistant or edit it by hand in the editor, exactly like you would on a normal page. Adjust the copy, links, images, and styling until it looks the way you want.
4

Save and publish

When you are happy with it, click Save & Publish. Your global block is now ready to drop onto any landing page.
Save And Publish Global Block
For affiliate and paid traffic campaigns, put your offer link inside a global block. Swapping offers later becomes a one-click change across every page instead of a manual edit on each lander.

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How to update a global block

Updating works the same way as building it. Open the global block in the editor, make your changes by hand or iterate with the AI Assistant, then click Save & Publish. The update applies automatically to every page where the block is used, so you never have to edit each page one by one.
Editing a global block changes it on every page where it appears. If you need a version that is different on just one page, use a regular saved component instead so your change stays local to that page.