Editing a funnel on your phone — moving the canvas and blocks with your fingers
Funnel builder gestures on phones and tablets: panning, zooming, moving blocks, connecting steps and editing button text.
The funnel builder works on your phone too: you can fix a text, a button or a connection without a computer.
Moving around the canvas#
- One finger — pan the canvas. You can start right on a block: the block won't move. Release mid-swipe and the canvas glides a little further.
- Two fingers — pinch to zoom in or out.
- The frame button at the bottom right — show the whole funnel.
When you open a funnel on a phone, it is fitted to the screen right away — the start of the funnel sits just below the top buttons.
Moving a block#
Touch a block and hold for half a second — the block sticks to your finger (on Android the phone also gives a short buzz). Drag it where you need and let go.
💡 A short tap doesn't move a block — it opens its settings. That way you can't mess up the layout while scrolling around.
Connecting blocks#
Put your finger on an output point — the circle on the right side of a block or the blue dot on a button — and drag the line to the next block straight away, no need to hold.
- Release over a block — the connection is made.
- Release on an empty spot — a menu slides up from the bottom: pick the block to create, and it appears already connected.
Block settings and button text#
Tap a block and its settings slide up from the bottom. To close them, tap the cross at the top or swipe the sheet down.
For a message, the sheet has a Buttons section: large fields for each button's text, a character counter, the button settings (link, conversion, tags) and adding new buttons. On a phone, edit button text there — tapping a button on the canvas opens the same sheet.
⚠️ The button label limit is the same as on a computer: 20 characters on Instagram, 64 on Telegram. The counter turns red when you hit it.
Not available on a phone#
- Selecting several blocks with a frame — computer only (it needs the Shift key).
- The + and − zoom buttons are hidden — zoom with a pinch instead.