How a result page works
A result page is a design, not a document. You lay it out once, and every person who finishes gets the same arrangement filled with their own words and numbers.
That page is also the backdrop your video is filmed against, so what you build here is what viewers see behind you.
One format for the whole custom
Section titled “One format for the whole custom”Layout, in the Page group of the editor’s left rail, sets the video format: vertical 9:16 for Reels and Stories, or horizontal 16:9 for YouTube and landscape. It’s the shape you’ll record and publish in, so pick it before you start recording.
Theme, in the same group, sets the colours, fonts and the look every module takes — and the background behind your pages.
Several pages, one sequence
Section titled “Several pages, one sequence”The strip along the bottom of the canvas is your Pages. Each one is a separate design, and together they’re the scene sequence of the video — a clip can be filmed against any of them.
Add, rename, duplicate or delete a page from that strip. Deleting asks you to confirm first.
Nothing is a real button
Section titled “Nothing is a real button”The result page is a still image that your video is placed onto. Modules that look like buttons — Next step, Recommended plan — are styled that way on purpose, but nothing on this page is clickable. The action you want people to take lives on the Landing Page tab.