What is the Maximum Number of Blocks On A Page?

Managing Page Content and Block Limits in the PhotoBiz Website Builder

Overview

The PhotoBiz Website Builder allows you to create pages using different content blocks, including text, images, banners, forms, products, and Client Galleries. Some block types can be added without a set limit, while content-heavy blocks are limited to 30 per page to support website performance.

This guide explains which blocks have a page limit, how the limit is calculated, and what you can do when a page reaches the maximum number of blocks.

Blocks Without a Page Limit

You can add as many of the following blocks as needed:

Title Block
Text Editor Block
Text + Image Block
Video Block
Form Block
Divider Block
Button Block
HTML Block
Gift Cards Block
Maps Block
FAQ Block

Although these blocks do not have a set page limit, adding too much content to one page can make it difficult for visitors to navigate. Review longer pages regularly and remove outdated or repeated information.

Blocks Limited to 30 Per Page

You can add up to 30 of the following content-heavy blocks to a single page:

Images Block
Banner Block
List Block
Blog Block
Products Block
Services Block
Scheduler Block
Client Galleries Block

The 30-block limit applies to the combined total of these block types on the page. It is not a separate limit for each block type.

For example, a page containing 10 Images Blocks, 10 Banner Blocks, and 10 List Blocks has reached the 30-block limit.

Blocks without a page limit do not count toward this total.

What Happens When You Reach the Limit?

When a page reaches 30 limited blocks, you cannot add another Images Block, Banner Block, List Block, Blog Block, Products Block, Services Block, Scheduler Block, or Client Galleries Block.

You can continue adding blocks that do not have a page limit. However, consider reorganizing the page before adding more content. A page with too many sections may feel crowded or require visitors to scroll for too long.

Ways to Organize a Longer Page

If you reach the block limit or your page has become difficult to navigate, consider the following options:

Remove blocks that contain outdated or repeated information
Combine related images or content into a single block
Move part of the content to another existing page
Create a new page for a separate topic or service
Use a Button Block to direct visitors to related content
Add links to important pages through your website navigation

For example, instead of placing weddings, portraits, pricing, testimonials, and booking information on one page, you can create a separate page for each topic. This makes your website easier to browse and allows visitors to find the information that matters to them more quickly.

Tips for Better Page Performance

Content-heavy pages may take longer to load, especially when they include several large images, galleries, videos, products, or embedded elements.

To help your pages load efficiently:

Use only the blocks needed to support the purpose of the page
Optimize images before uploading them
Avoid displaying several large galleries on one page
Remove content that is no longer current
Divide unrelated topics into separate pages
Review your pages on both desktop and mobile devices

A clear, well-organized page can improve the visitor experience and make it easier for search engines to understand your content.

Planning Your Page Content

Each page should have a clear purpose. Place the most important content near the top of the page, such as your main message, featured images, primary service, or call-to-action button.

Use headings and short sections to help visitors scan the page. When a section introduces a different service or topic, consider whether that content would be more effective on its own page.

You do not need to use all 30 available blocks. In many cases, a shorter page with focused content will be easier for visitors to navigate and may load more quickly.

Learn More About Page Speed

Website speed can affect the visitor experience and support your search engine optimization efforts. Keeping pages focused, optimizing images, and limiting unnecessary content can help your website load more efficiently.

For additional recommendations, see Learn More About Page Speed.

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