# Turn a form into a sales page

> Show one sales image above your payment form so customers read your offer and pay on the same page.
>
> Source: https://docs.bcl.my/sales-page/

A sales page is a payment form with one large image above it. Customers scroll through your offer, then fill in the form and pay without leaving the page. Use it when you want a simple landing page without building one from scratch.

You write the copy and design the image yourself. A tool such as Canva works well.

## Set up the sales page

Before you start, have your finished sales image ready, in one file.

1. Go to **Payments** → **Forms**, then click **Create Form**, or click **Edit** on an existing form.
2. In **Basic Information**, fill in the title and other details. Add extra fields in **Custom Field Form** if you need them.
3. Open the **Payment Details** tab and set your **Price Setting**, **Portal Key** and **Payment Option**.
4. Under **Type of Form**, choose **Sales Page**.

   *(Screenshot: The Type of Form buttons with Sales Page highlighted)*

5. Click **Sales Image**, on the right above the **Type of Form** buttons.

   *(Screenshot: The Sales Image link highlighted above the Type of Form buttons)*

6. In the **Sales Page Image** panel, click **Select Media** under **Upload Image**. Choose your image from the media library, or click **Add New** to upload one, then click **Select Image**. Click **Apply**.

   *(Screenshot: The Sales Page Image panel with the Select Media box highlighted)*

7. Click **Add Payment Form** for a new form, or **Update Form** for an existing one. The image is only kept once the form is saved.
8. Click **View Form** to check the page as your customer sees it.

> **Note**
> A sales page takes one image only. The panel recommends 1920 x 800 pixels and a maximum file size of 5MB. Put all your copy and graphics into that single image.

## Change the image later

Once the form is saved, a **Sales Image** button also appears at the top of the form. Click it, choose the new image, click **Apply** and then **Update Form**.

*(Screenshot: The Sales Image button at the top of the form, next to View Form and Update Form)*

If you want a page with several sections, text and buttons instead of one image, choose **Landing Pages** or **Custom HTML** under **Type of Form**. See [Choose the right form type](/form-types/).

If buyers leave before they scroll down to the form, split the page in two: a sales page with no form and a button to a separate checkout form. See [Build a two-step funnel](/two-step-funnel/).

## Common issues

### Can I upload more than one image for my sales page?

No. A sales page takes a single image. Put your copy and graphics together in one image, for example by designing it in Canva and exporting it as one file.

### My sales page is on Canva. Can I still track Facebook ads?

Yes. The pixel is set on the form, not the page. Open the form, go to Advanced → Facebook Pixel, and fill in your pixel details. See Facebook Pixel (/facebook-pixel/).
