Import Features

The import pipeline converts an existing website into editable pages in the CMS. The process consists of several steps: 1. Crawling – The source site is visited and all sections, images, colours and fonts are extracted 2. Analysis – AI analyses the structure and assigns each element to a CMS block 3. Generation – The sections are converted into editable blocks with the correct settings 4. Validation – Each block is checked for correctness and missing fields are filled in 5. Storage – The pages are saved and immediately editable The entire process takes 30-60 seconds for a standard import.

There are two import modes: Standard Import: • Available for Starter, Professional and Agency • Duration: 30-60 seconds • Uses AI analysis of the HTML structure and computed styles • Result: 80-90% accuracy HD Import (premium): • Only available for Professional and Agency • Duration: 90-150 seconds • Does everything standard import does, plus: → Takes a screenshot of the result → Visually compares with the original site via AI (GPT-4o vision) → Automatically corrects differences (up to 3 iterations) → Stops when the difference is less than 10% • Result: 90%+ accuracy

Get the most out of the import: • Use the full URL including https:// (e.g. https://www.example.com) • Sites with a clear section structure (hero, features, pricing, etc.) give the best results • WordPress sites with an open REST API are imported extra well (blog posts, media, SEO data) • Modern single-page apps (React, Vue, Angular) are supported thanks to SPA crawling • The system automatically detects dark mode settings and carries them over • Fonts (Google Fonts) are automatically detected and configured • Images are downloaded and saved in your media library

The import pipeline is powerful, but some elements cannot be automatically transferred: • Lottie animations and complex JavaScript widgets • Interactive elements such as custom sliders, calculators or configurators • Logged-in content (behind a login screen) • Dynamic content loaded via APIs after the initial page load • Very complex CSS layouts (e.g. multiple overlapping absolute-positioned elements) • Embedded iframes (e.g. Google Maps, external widgets) You can add these elements manually after import via the visual builder.