How to Move a GoHighLevel Website to Webflow

GoHighLevel and Webflow are both closed builders, so neither offers a direct import from the other. That doesn't mean starting over from scratch, though. If you export your GHL site first, you get every page, asset, and style as a reference — turning the Webflow rebuild into a fast copy job rather than a redesign.

Why There's No Direct Import

Webflow can't read GoHighLevel's proprietary page format, and GHL won't hand you an importable file. The reliable path is: export GHL to clean static HTML, then recreate it in Webflow using that export as your blueprint.

Step 1: Export Your GoHighLevel Site

Open your site, open the ExportGHL extension, enable rendered snapshot mode and discover hidden pages, and click Export Full Site. You'll get a ZIP with your pages as static HTML/CSS, plus all images and fonts. Full steps in the export walkthrough.

Step 2: Use the Export as Your Webflow Blueprint

Open the exported files alongside a new Webflow project and rebuild page by page:

• Copy & content: pull all text straight from the exported HTML — no retyping.
• Images & fonts: upload the assets from the export's /assets folder into Webflow.
• Layout & styles: the exported CSS shows exact colors, spacing, and fonts to match in Webflow's styles panel.
• Structure: recreate sections in the same order using the exported page as your visual reference.

Step 3: Reconnect Forms & Calendars

Rebuild GHL forms and booking widgets with Webflow forms or embeds (Calendly, Formspree) — see reconnecting forms and calendars.

Prefer Not to Rebuild? Host the Export Instead

If you don't need Webflow's CMS or editor and just want the site live, you can skip the rebuild entirely and host the static export on Netlify or any CDN as-is. Compare your options in the complete migration guide.

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