Import Page is the fastest way to bring old pages onto the new engine. It reads a page you already own and rebuilds it as a funnel page you can restyle, edit, publish or export.
What it is good for:
- Sales pages built years ago that no longer look right on a phone
- Squeeze pages trapped inside a page builder you no longer want to pay for
- A page on another platform that you want to move into WordPress
- Any page whose copy is proven and worth keeping
Importing from a URL:
- Open Import Page and leave the mode on Import From A URL.
- Paste the full public address of the page.
- Choose a Rebuild Style. Match The Original Vibe lets the AI pick the closest preset, or you can force any preset for an instant restyle.
- Choose Import Into: a new funnel, or add the page to a funnel you already have.
- Click Import And Rebuild This Page.
Importing by pasting HTML:
Use this when the page is not publicly reachable, for example a draft, a members only page, or a page that only renders with JavaScript.
- Open the page in your browser, right click, choose View Page Source.
- Select all, copy, and paste it into the Page HTML box.
- Set the style and target as above, then import.
What the importer actually reads:
It extracts the real content in its original order: headings, paragraphs, bullets, quotes, button labels, form fields, image descriptions and video markers. It then maps that content onto the section library.
Your copy is preserved:
This is an import, not a rewrite. The AI is instructed to reuse your real headlines, paragraphs, bullets, prices and testimonials wherever a section fits them. It is not allowed to invent claims, prices or testimonials that were not on the original page.
Safety and privacy:
- Only public web addresses are fetched, and the response size is capped
- Only HTML pages are accepted
- The raw HTML is never stored and never sent to the AI. Only the extracted text summary is used, which also keeps the cost down to a cent or two
After the import:
The result card tells you what was found and how many sections were built. Click Open It In The Builder and you have a normal funnel page: restyle it, edit the copy, wire the form to WP Sync, then publish or export it.
If an import comes back thin:
Some pages render entirely with JavaScript, so a plain fetch sees almost nothing. If that happens, switch to Paste The HTML and copy the source from your browser, which always reflects what you can actually see.