Import a Funnel or Website Page in Sparkforge

By Sparkforge Support Team ·Last reviewed May 3, 2026

Add a new step to a funnel or website, then use the Import button inside Sparkforge to copy a single existing funnel step or webpage into the new build. Products and stats don't carry over.

What the import feature does

Import lets you copy an existing Sparkforge funnel step or website page into a new funnel or website you're building. Use it to reuse layouts without rebuilding from scratch.

How to import a page

  1. Click + Add New Step to add a new page to the funnel or website.
  2. In the pop-up, name the page and set the path.
  3. Click Create Funnel Step to close the pop-up.
  4. In the funnel preview area, click the Import button on the new modal.
  5. Select the page you want to import and click Import.

What to know before you import

  • You must add a new step before importing — import populates that empty step.
  • Imports a single funnel step or webpage at a time, not an entire funnel.
  • Source must already exist inside Sparkforge. The feature does not import from other website or funnel platforms.
  • Edits to the imported page do not affect the original.
  • Products configured on the source funnel step do not transfer. Reconfigure products after the import.
  • Stats from the source step do not carry over.
  • You can import a control or variation step as part of split testing.

Split testing tip

Split testing is available in funnels across all plans. To split-test website pages, import them into a funnel and run the test there.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I import a page from another platform like WordPress or Wix?
No. The import feature only copies from existing Sparkforge funnel steps or website pages. It does not pull from external platforms.
Will my imported page keep its products and stats?
No. Products must be reconfigured after the import, and source-page stats do not carry over to the new step.
Can I split-test website pages?
Yes, but split testing runs inside funnels. Import the website pages into a funnel and run the test there.
Do edits to an imported page affect the original?
No. The imported page is a copy. Changes you make to it do not flow back to the source step or page.

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