How to Customize the WooCommerce Checkout Page 

The default WooCommerce checkout looks the same as every other WooCommerce store. No branding, no trust signals, no control over the design. That disconnect between your store and your checkout is one of the reasons customers abandon at the last step.

In this guide, I’ll show you how to redesign your WooCommerce checkout page using SeedProd. You’ll control the layout, colors, typography, button styles, and overall look without touching a line of PHP.

To customize the WooCommerce checkout page without code, use SeedProd. Install the plugin, drag the Checkout block onto a new page, style it to match your brand, then assign it in WooCommerce Settings » Advanced.

Why You Should Customize the WooCommerce Checkout Page

The checkout page is the last thing customers see before completing their purchase. It matters more than almost any other page in your store — on average, 70% of shoppers abandon their cart before paying, and a confusing or slow checkout is one of the top reasons.

• Reduce abandonment: A confusing or poorly designed checkout is one of the top reasons customers leave before completing a purchase.
• Add your branding: A generic WooCommerce checkout breaks the visual experience customers built while browsing your store.
• Upsell at the right moment: A custom checkout page lets you show related products where customers are already ready to buy. See the best WooCommerce upsell plugins to take this further.
• Build trust: Adding testimonials, trust badges, and a clean design at checkout reduces abandonment from buyers who get cold feet at the last second.

The good news is you don’t need to code any of this. I’ll show you how to do it all with a drag-and-drop builder.

WooCommerce Checkout Settings (Free Options)

Before you install anything, it’s worth knowing what WooCommerce lets you change out of the box. These settings are free and available in every WooCommerce install.

Go to WooCommerce > Settings > General / Accounts & Privacy / Advanced to access these options:

• Guest checkout: Enable or disable checkout without an account (WooCommerce > Settings > Accounts & Privacy)
• Coupon field: Show or hide the coupon code field on checkout (WooCommerce > Settings > General)
• Checkout page assignment: Choose which page serves as your checkout (WooCommerce > Settings > Advanced > Page Setup)
• Button text: The default “Place Order” button text can be changed via a simple WooCommerce filter in your theme’s functions.php
• Address fields: Some field visibility can be toggled in WooCommerce. Deep field control requires a plugin.

If you need more control, like custom field layouts, design changes, or a full visual overhaul, that’s where SeedProd comes in. The tutorial below covers the no-code approach. For a broader look at optimizing your entire checkout flow, see the best sales funnel plugins for WooCommerce.

How to Customize Your WooCommerce Checkout Page

If you don’t have the time to learn how to code or the budget to hire a developer, customizing your checkout page might seem near impossible.

But the truth is, it isn’t with the right tools at hand.

In the tutorial below, we’ll show you how to customize your WooCommerce checkout page with SeedProd.

SeedProd is a WordPress website builder with drag-and-drop functionality. It allows you to build and customize any page in WordPress visually.

This means you can use the drag-and-drop page editor to create custom pages and see the results in real-time. It removes the need to code your page manually, which is excellent news for people with limited design and technical skills.

SeedProd comes with hundreds of professionally designed landing page templates to get started quickly. You can then customize each template in the visual editor using flexible page blocks like:

• Optin forms and login forms
• Images and videos
• Text and headings
• Social media profile and sharing buttons
• Custom contact forms with 3rd-party plugins like WPForms
• RafflePress giveaways
• Testimonials and star ratings
• Countdown timers and progress bars
• Navigation menus and accordions
• And more.

SeedProd also has landing page blocks dedicated to WooCommerce stores, including add-to-cart buttons, checkout, shopping cart, and flexible product grids. This means you can easily create versatile product, cart, and checkout pages for your eCommerce store without hiring a developer. You can also use SeedProd to customize your WooCommerce shop page using the same drag-and-drop approach.

With that in mind, let’s look at how to customize the WooCommerce checkout page with SeedProd.

1. Install and Activate SeedProd

The first step is to get started with SeedProd and download the plugin to your computer. To access SeedProd’s WooCommerce integration features, you’ll need at least a SeedProd Pro Plan.

After downloading SeedProd, you need to install and activate the plugin on your WordPress website. You can follow these steps to install a WordPress plugin if you need help.

After activating the plugin, you’ll see a welcome screen.

The screen asks you to enter your SeedProd License key. You can find your key by logging into your SeedProd account and clicking the View License Key, Details, and Downloads link.

From there, you can copy your key to save it to your clipboard. After, paste the key into the license key field and click the Verify Key button.

Now scroll a short way down the page and click the Create Your First Page button.

This takes you to SeedProd’s landing page dashboard. At the top of the page are 4 different page modes:

• Coming Soon
• Maintenance Mode
• 404
• Login

Each page mode allows you to enable specific landing pages with a single click.

For instance, you can enable Coming Soon mode to add a coming soon page telling people about your new store. Or you can enable 404 Page mode to add a custom 404 error page to your site.

Under that section is where you’ll see a list of any other pages you create with SeedProd. Since we haven’t made one yet, click the Create New Landing Page button to get started.

2. Create a New Landing Page

After clicking the button to create a new landing page, you’ll see SeedProd’s landing page templates library.

You can filter the templates by goal or industry by clicking the tabs along the top.

Each template is multifunctional. As such, you can use any design and customize it in the drag-and-drop editor to look any way you like.

For this guide, we’ll show you how to create and customize your WooCommerce checkout page from scratch using the Blank Template. This will give you an excellent overview of how easy it is to use SeedProd.

So hover your mouse over the Blank Template thumbnail and click the tick icon.

Next, a popup appears asking you to enter a name and URL for your page. You can change this setting later, so name it anything you like.

Now click the Save and Start Editing the Page button to launch your page.

On the following screen, you’ll see SeedProd’s landing page editor.

It has a simple 2-panel layout:

1. Left panel: Page blocks and sections to build and customize your page
2. Right panel: Preview of your how your landing page looks in real-time

Adding content to your page is as simple as dragging a block from the left and dropping it into place on the right. We’ll show you how to do this in the next step.

3. Add the Checkout Block to Your Page

Note on WooCommerce Block Checkout: WooCommerce now ships with a block-based checkout by default (since WooCommerce 8.x). This tutorial works with both block checkout and the classic shortcode checkout. You’ll replace whichever checkout type is currently active by assigning your SeedProd page in Step 7.

Before you start customizing your WooCommerce checkout page, let’s set up a basic checkout page structure.

In the right-hand panel, choose a page layout by clicking any of the column options.

As you can see below, it adds a simple framework to your page. This is where any page elements you add will sit.

Next, you need to add your WooCommerce checkout to your page. In the left-hand panel, scroll down to the WooCommerce section. Then click the Checkout block and drag it into one of the columns you made previously.

You should now see your WooCommerce checkout form right inside your landing page design.

Customizing WooCommerce Checkout Fields with SeedProd

When you click the Checkout block in SeedProd’s editor, the Style tab gives you precise control over how your checkout form looks. You’re working with visual design here — SeedProd handles the styling while WooCommerce handles what fields appear.

Here’s what you can change in the Style tab:

• Layout: Switch between 1-column and 2-column form layouts
• Header: Typography and color
• Fields: Background color, text color, border color, border width, label color, label typography, and row spacing
• Button: Style (flat, 2D, vintage, ghost, or link), color, and border radius
• Alerts: Highlight color for info, error, and success messages
• Cart: Border color, width, and radius; background color; text color; fonts; header font, color, and background color
• Payment section: Background color, text color, and font family

Now click the Templates tab, and you’ll see a variety of custom styles for your checkout fields. Click any style to add it to your checkout form instantly.

Note: the Style tab controls appearance only. You can’t rearrange fields, change field labels, or hide Company Name from here. For field-level changes like those, you’ll need a separate plugin such as Checkout Field Editor for WooCommerce.

Before moving on, click the green Save button in the top-right corner of your screen to save your progress.

4. Customize Your Checkout Page Design

With your landing page now looking more like it should, let’s look at some other ways to customize your WooCommerce checkout page.

Adding a Header to your WooCommerce Checkout Page

To help customers find their way around, it’s good practice to add a header to your checkout page. SeedProd offers an easy way to do this with Sections.

Next to the blocks panel, click the Sections tab. This shows several premade layouts you can add to your page with a single click.

For instance, clicking the Headers section shows 3 different premade header styles. Choose a design you like and click the plus icon to import it onto your design.

By default, any new section is added to the bottom of your page. To move it to your header area, hover your mouse over it and click the move section icon. Then drag the entire section to the top of the page.

After, you can click any element inside your header section to see the customization options in the left panel. For instance, clicking the image block inside the header section lets you upload a new image to use as your logo.

You can even delete the button block in your header and replace it with your social profile icons.

Adding Suggested Products to your WooCommerce Checkout Page

With SeedProd’s powerful WooCommerce integration, it’s easy to cross-sell and promote your products and services from any landing page. The range of product grid blocks allow you to show:

• Recent products
• Sale products
• Best selling products
• Featured Products
• Top-rated products

Just select the Products Grid block and drag it into place on your page. You can then click the block to see the settings in the left-hand panel.

In this panel, you can choose how many columns of products to display and add pagination to your product grid. You can also filter which products visitors see by choosing a query type from the drop-down menu.

After, you can set the product order by:

• Date
• ID
• Menu Order
• Popularity
• Random
• Rating
• Title

You can also choose to show them in ascending or descending order.

Adding Testimonials to Your Checkout Page

Testimonials and star ratings are another great way to add trust and credibility to your checkout page. If potential customers see that people positively review your products, they’re more likely to complete their purchase. BrightLocal’s 2026 consumer survey found that 85% of consumers say positive reviews make them more likely to use a business.

To add customer testimonials to your WooCommerce checkout page, drag the Testimonial block from the left panel and drop it into place on your page. Then, you can click the block to see the settings and add your customer testimonials.

You can include as many testimonials as you like and even show it as a sliding testimonial carousel.

Global Customization Settings

SeedProd’s global customization settings allow you to change the overall look of your WooCommerce checkout page.

Click the gear icon in the bottom-left corner of your screen. This shows a panel of Global Settings for fonts, colors, background, and custom CSS.

Fonts

Expanding the Font heading lets you change your header and body fonts and weights. It’s as easy as picking a Google font from the drop-down menu.

Or you can click the Font Themes button to see examples of different font pairings. From there, it’s just a click to apply them to your page.

Colors

The Colours section is similar. Click any color to see a color dropper tool and select individual colors for headings, text, buttons, and more.

Or you can click the Color Palettes button to choose from over 20+ pre-designed color schemes.

Background

In the Background section, you can change your background color, gradient, and image. You can even add a video background or full-width slideshow.

Custom CSS

And finally, in the Custom CSS section, you can add custom code to customize the WooCommerce checkout page even more.

When you’re happy with how everything looks, click the Save button.

5. Configure Your Checkout Page Settings

With your customizations in place, let’s look at a few other settings you can change on your checkout page. 

Connecting Your Email List

First are the email marketing settings. SeedProd allows you to connect your landing page to your email list easily. 

Click Connect at the top of the screen, and you’ll see a wide range of popular email marketing services. So if you want to ask users to subscribe to your newsletter on your checkout page, you use this panel to link your email marketing service. 

Just choose your favorite provider and follow the steps in our email integration documentation to get set up.

On the same screen, you can link your checkout page to thousands of apps via Zapier, monitor your site performance with Google Analytics, and protect it from spam with Recaptcha.

Configuring Your Page Settings

After connecting your email list, click the Page Settings tab to see other settings you can configure in SeedProd. There are typically 5 sections on the settings page, but this depends on the type of page you build and your SeedProd plan.

General Settings

The General settings allow you to change the name and URL for the WooCommerce checkout page. You can also switch between published and draft.

If you want to avoid any plugin conflicts and speed up your page, you can enable Isolation Mode. This stops specific header and footer scripts from running and interfering with your performance.

SEO and Analytics

Under the SEO tab, you can use a WordPress SEO plugin to configure your landing page title tag, meta description, etc. One of the best plugins for this is All In One SEO.

The same is true for the Analytics tab. Here you can connect your favorite Google Analytics plugin and monitor your landing page performance. Why not try MonsterInsights for Google Analytics?

If you want more details, you can always check out our MonsterInsights review.

Scripts

In the Scripts area, you can add code to your page header, body, and footer. This could be anything like your tracking cookies, Facebook tracking pixel, or even your analytics script.

Custom Domain

If you’re a user of SeedProd’s Pro Plan, you can give any landing page a custom domain that isn’t connected to your existing website.

For example, if you want to launch a new website and haven’t set it up, you can create a coming soon page in SeedProd on your existing website and point it to your new site.

With this tactic, you can drive new subscribers to your future website’s list without setting up a fresh install of WordPress.

After configuring your settings, save your changes and click back to the Design tab.

6. Publish Your Custom Checkout Page

Before you make your checkout page live, it’s a good idea to test it on mobile devices. If your checkout page isn’t mobile-responsive, it won’t look and perform as well on smaller touch screens like tablets and smartphones.

It could even cause users to abandon their shopping carts out of frustration.

The good news is, SeedProd has a built-in mobile preview option so that you can check your page is mobile-friendly. Just click the mobile icon at the bottom of your screen.

Now you can see how your checkout page looks on mobile and change anything that doesn’t look or work correctly.

When everything looks great, it’s time to publish. Click the down arrow next to the green Save button and click Publish.

Now you can visit the page to see it in action.

Great work! You now have an awesome customized WooCommerce checkout page!

7. Assign Your Checkout Page in WooCommerce

There’s 1 one more step until your new checkout page is ready to take orders. You need to set it as your default checkout page in WooCommerce.

To do that, navigate to WooCommerce > Settings > Advanced > Page Setup. Find the Checkout page dropdown and choose the page you just created in SeedProd.

Remember to click the Save Changes button to store your settings.

Note for block checkout users: WooCommerce 8.x ships with block checkout on by default. This setting still works. SeedProd replaces the checkout page visually, whether you were using block or classic checkout before.

And that’s it!

You now know how to customize the WooCommerce checkout page with SeedProd’s landing page builder. SeedProd’s WooCommerce integration makes controlling the design of your online store easy.

The plugin is fast and bloat-free. Beginners can create a customized store without hiring a developer.

Once your checkout is live, you can also customize your WooCommerce thank you page to upsell, collect reviews, or drive social shares after the sale.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I remove fields from the WooCommerce checkout page?

SeedProd’s Style tab controls the visual design of your checkout form, not which fields appear. To remove or hide fields like Company Name or Address Line 2, use a dedicated field editor plugin such as Checkout Field Editor for WooCommerce (free version available).

If you’re on classic shortcode checkout, you can also remove fields with a PHP filter in functions.php. That approach doesn’t work with block checkout.

Can I customize WooCommerce checkout for free?

WooCommerce includes free options out of the box: toggle the coupon field, enable guest checkout, change which page serves as checkout. For visual design changes, custom field layouts, and removing specific fields, you’ll need a plugin.

SeedProd requires a Pro plan for WooCommerce features.

How do I make WooCommerce checkout one page?

A true one-page checkout puts the cart, billing details, and order summary on one page without reloads. With SeedProd, you build a layout with the Checkout block and assign that page as your checkout URL in WooCommerce settings.

For a full one-page cart and checkout experience, combine the Cart and Checkout blocks on the same SeedProd page.

Why isn’t my code working to customize the WooCommerce checkout page?

If you’re using PHP filters like woocommerce_checkout_fields and they’re not working, your store is most likely using block checkout. PHP hooks that work on the classic shortcode checkout are silently ignored on block checkout.

The fix: switch back to classic checkout, or use a visual plugin like SeedProd that replaces the checkout page without relying on PHP hooks.

Does SeedProd work with WooCommerce block checkout?

Yes. SeedProd creates a fully custom checkout page, and you assign it as your checkout URL in WooCommerce settings. This replaces whatever checkout type was active before (block or classic) with your SeedProd design.

You don’t need to switch WooCommerce checkout modes. SeedProd handles the checkout form through its own WooCommerce block integration.

While you’re here, you might also find the following WooCommerce guides helpful:

• How to Customize the WooCommerce Additional Information Tab
• How to Add View Cart Button in WooCommerce
• How to Change Shop Page Title in WooCommerce
• How to Create a Stunning Product Image Gallery in WooCommerce 
• How to Add Star Rating to WooCommerce Product Pages
• How to Display Related Products in WooCommerce
• How to Display Product Categories and Tags in WooCommerce 
• How to Get and Display Product Descriptions in WooCommerce
• How to Display Featured Products in WooCommerce 
• How to Fix WooCommerce View Cart Not Working
• How to Customize Your WooCommerce Add-to-Cart Button
• How to Add a WooCommerce Shopping Cart Icon In Menus
• How to Customize Product Category Pages in WooCommerce
• How to Add a New Products WooCommerce Section to WordPress

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