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Importing & Exporting Divi Builder Layouts & Library Collections
Importing & Exporting Divi Builder Layouts & Library Collections

Export your Divi Library from one website and import into onto another.

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The Divi Portability System

Divi has an extensive portability system that stretches every inch of the theme. Everything inside Divi can be exported from one website and imported into a new one.

Divi exports are also a great way to back up parts of your website, save your favorite presets for new client builds, or share your custom Divi layouts and settings with your peers.

This includes:

Each system works the same, and you will notice the Divi portability icon throughout the theme. Exporting a Divi Layout or Divi Library item can then be shared and used on any Divi website.

Everything, including images, custom CSS and Advanced Design Settings, is in a single .JSON file.

When you import the file to a new website, your uploaded Divi Layouts will be ready!

Exporting Divi Library Items

The Divi Library is a powerful tool for web designers, as it allows you to build and categorize custom designs that you can use to jump-start your future projects.

Using the portability system, these custom designs can be easily transferred between websites and shared with peers.

To export Divi Library items, navigate to the Divi Divi Library page in your WordPress Dashboard.

Here, you will see a list of your Divi Library items and an Import & Export button at the top of the screen. Clicking this button will launch the portability popup.

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From within this popup, inside the Export tab, you can click the Export Divi Builder Layouts button to export your entire Divi Library.

You can also choose a name for your export file.

Note: Exporting large library collections, especially those that contain high-resolution photos, can take some time. It's recommended to export your library into moderately-sized collections.

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If you have a large library, pick and choose individual items to export instead of exporting everything simultaneously.

Divi allows you to select individual items to export. To do this, close the portability popup and select the items you would like to export within your list of library items.

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Click the Import & Export once again to launch the portability popup.

Before exporting, select the Only export selected items check box. Now, Divi will only export the items you selected from your Divi Library.

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After completing the export process, your browser will automatically download a .JSON file. This file can be used for importing your exported items onto a new website using the Import tab inside the portability popup.

Importing Divi Library Items

Once you have exported a Divi Library collection, you can import it onto a new website.

You will be using the same portability popup to do this. First, navigate to your Divi → Divi Library page and click the Import & Export button.

This time, you will need to click the Import tab to reveal the import options.

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Once inside the Import tab, click the Choose File button and locate the .JSON file that you previously exported.

Once you have selected the file, click the Import Divi Builder Layouts button to begin importing.

Once the import process has been completed, you will notice that the Divi Library items have been added to your library and included images have been imported into your WordPress Media Library.

Exporting Individual Divi Layouts

Individual Divi Builder Layouts can also be exported.

The process works the same as Exporting Library Items. The only difference is that individual items can be exported and imported directly from and onto the post you edit within the Divi Builder.

When using the Divi Builder, look for the Divi portability icon. Clicking this icon will launch the portability system, and you can export your current Divi Layout.

Importing Individual Divi Layouts

Once you have exported your Divi Layout and downloaded the .JSON file, this file can be imported onto a new page.

Imported layouts will replace your current page content with the exported content. To import a Divi Builder Layout, click the Portability icon within the Divi Builder to launch the portability system.

Navigate to the Import tab. Click the Choose File button to locate your previously-exported Divi Builder layout, and click the Import Divi Builder Layouts button.

Importing and Exporting Divi Roles Settings

If you want to export your site's Role Settings, first navigate to the Divi Role Editor page in your WordPress Dashboard.

Once you have saved your role settings how you want them, click the Portability icon above the Role Settings.

This will launch the portability system where you can export your current Role settings. Alternatively, if you have a previously-exported Role Settings .JSON file, you can choose to import those settings here.

The ability to import and export Divi Role Settings comes in handy when you have certain settings that you want to duplicate for other websites.

With a few clicks, you can have your role settings in place.

Importing and Exporting Divi Theme Options

If you want to export Divi Theme Options, first navigate to the Divi Theme Options page in your WordPress Dashboard.

Once you have saved your Theme Options how you want them, click the Portability icon. This will launch the portability system where you can export your current Divi Theme Options.

Alternatively, if you have a previously-exported Theme Options .JSON file, you can choose to import those options here.

Importing and Exporting Divi Theme Customizer Settings

Importing and exporting Divi Theme Customizer Settings is an easy way to jumpstart your next project.

To export Divi Theme Customizer Settings, first navigate to the Divi Theme Customizer page in your WordPress Dashboard.

Once you have saved your Divi Theme Customizer Settings how you want them, click the Portability icon at the top of the Customizer.

This will launch the portability system where you can export your current Divi Theme Options.

Alternatively, if you have a previously-exported .JSON file with your Theme Customer Settings. You can import those options here.

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