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# Checkout Builder
[**CCFBW**](#user-content-fn-1)[^1] is a powerful WordPress plugin designed to enhance and redesign the WooCommerce checkout process using its intuitive Checkout Builder.
## **Accessing the Checkout Builder**
To reach the Checkout Builder, follow these steps:
1. Navigate to the WordPress Dashboard.
2. Go to **WooCommerce**.
3. Select **Checkout Builder**.
Checkout Builder
## **Checkout Builder: How to Manage Elements**
The Checkout Builder interface is divided into two main sections:
* **Left Side:** Contains the available elements that you can use to build your checkout form. Use the drag-and-drop functionality to add elements from the left side to the form on the right side.
* **Right Side:** Displays the form with predefined sections. You can rename these sections and change their order, but you cannot delete or hide them.
{% hint style="success" %}
After designing your own form, you need to add the [**CCFBW**](#user-content-fn-1)[^1]**'s**[ **Checkout widget**](/checkout-custom-fields-builder-for-woocommerce/plugin-features/checkout-elementor-widget.md) **for Elementor** to the WooCommerce checkout page.
{% endhint %}
[^1]: Checkout Custom Fields Builder for WooCommerce
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