Importing pasted HTML
Paste a full HTML page into chat and Genesis converts it into a real, editable site.
Have an existing page as raw HTML — an old site, a Webflow/landing-builder export, a hand-written page? Paste the whole thing into chat and Genesis imports it.
How to trigger it
Paste a substantial chunk of HTML (a full page with <html>/<body>/<style> markers).
Small snippets are treated as part of a normal request; a real page triggers the dedicated
What happens
The import is deterministic — it converts, it doesn't reinterpret:
- The page is parsed section by section, each becoming a proper component.
- Styling is preserved and translated to your site's styling system.
- The structure and content come through faithfully.
Afterwards it's a normal Genesis page: edit it visually, restyle by chat, publish.
What survives and what doesn't
| Comes through | Doesn't |
|---|---|
| Layout, sections, text, styling | Scripts/interactive logic (rebuilt as needed) |
| Images and fonts | Form backends — forms arrive as visual structure; wire them up in Genesis |
| Inline and embedded CSS | External app integrations |
Notes
- Pages up to a few hundred KB import comfortably.
- This is also the fallback when cloning by URL can't fetch a site: open the page in your browser, copy its HTML, paste it here.
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