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Guide on how to customize woocommerce checkout page

Updated: Jun 23, 2022

The WooCommerce checkout page may be customized if you like. In order to improve conversion rates, you should modify the checkout page that comes with WooCommerce by default. You may improve sales by personalizing and optimizing your checkout page.


We'll walk you through the process of customizing your WooCommerce checkout page step by step without having to write any code. For a smooth checkout process for your customers, you'll want the cart and checkout pages of WooCommerce to have the same branding.


Increase your bottom line by modifying all of these elements at the same time. See our article on how to customize woo-commerce checkout page without writing any code for more information.



  • The first step is to activate and install the plugin.

  • Once the plugin has been enabled, go to Settings and input your license key.

  • On the plugin's website, you may get this information by going to your account page.

  • Navigate to plugin » Pages and click 'Add New Landing Page' to complete the procedure.

  • After that, you'll be prompted to choose a template for your landing page. You may select from a variety of professionally-designed layouts.


If you look closely, you'll see that the templates are organized into several groups. To speed up the creation of your page, choose a template category that fits the kind of page you want to create.


  • Hover over a template and click the 'Checkmark' symbol to pick it.

  • You'll next be prompted to give your page a name. The URL for your checkout page will also be named the same as the page title.

  • As a last step, click the 'Save and Begin Editing Page' option.


This will lead you to the WooCommerce checkout page builder, where you may customize your checkout page to your liking. The page preview will be on the right, and the options panel will be on the left.


  • For starters, we'll put up a header so that you may keep your logo intact. Right-click on "Sections," then choose "Header" from the drop-down menu that pops up.

  • Once you've done that, click the "Plus" button next to the "Header 1" template.

  • After that, go to your page's 'Image' section and use the left-side menu to submit your business' logo.

  • Finally, you may simply click "Delete Block" when you hover your cursor above the navigation menu.


Reduces page exits by removing additional menu choices, increasing the likelihood that your customer will finish their transaction.


  • Afterwards, click on the 'Call to Action' button.

  • When you click the button, you'll be sent to the cart view page. To add more things or adjust the amount, your customers may utilize this feature to go return to their basket page.

  • Fill down the "Link" field with your WooCommerce cart page URL, then click "Save".

  • For now, we'll keep the link open in a new tab or make it nofollow.

  • After that, choose the article and sidebar layouts from the 'Choose layout:' option.

  • The checkout and suggested products sections may both be created in this way.

  • Drag the 'Checkout' block from the WooCommerce area to your page and drop it there.


You have total control over the aesthetic of your checkout, from the color scheme to the font selection to the link and button color. Next, you might include a list of the most popular or suggested items. By recommending additional goods that customers may be interested in, you may increase sales.


On top of the most popular goods, you may place an eye-catching title. All you have to do is place it above the most popular goods on your website. The font, size, text, color, and more may all be changed.


You've replaced the normal WooCommerce checkout page with a high-converting WooCommerce checkout. Please feel free to experiment with new features, sections, and blocks on your page.




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