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Page Export PRO

Download your published page as standalone HTML so you can host it on your own server, archive it, or move to another platform.

What you get

Page Export gives you a ZIP file containing:

The full index.html for your page
All images and other assets it references
Inline CSS and JavaScript so it renders standalone

You can unzip it anywhere and open the HTML file in a browser — it'll render exactly as it does on your published URL.

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The exported page is a snapshot. It's not connected to ConvertPages anymore. Edits in the ConvertPages editor won't affect the exported file — to update an exported page, re-export.

What's NOT included

Some features only work when served through ConvertPages and won't function in an exported page:

Form submissions won't go to your Aweber/GetResponse integration. The form will be there but won't submit anywhere unless you wire it up to your own form handler.
Analytics tracking stops working — visit/click counts in your dashboard only update for pages served via ConvertPages.
A/B testing doesn't carry over.
Exit popups still display but the form inside won't submit.

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If your goal is just to use the page on your own URL, Custom Domains is a better fit. Exported pages are mainly useful if you want to leave the platform entirely or archive a campaign.

Exporting a page

Open the page in the editor
Click the Export button
The ZIP downloads to your default downloads folder

Hosting an exported page elsewhere

The exported HTML works on any web host that serves static files:

cPanel / shared hosting — upload the ZIP contents to your hosting account
Cloudflare Pages, Netlify, Vercel — drop the folder into a new site
Amazon S3, Google Cloud Storage — upload the files and configure static hosting
Any other static host or CDN

Connecting your form on an exported page

The form inside an exported page submits to ConvertPages by default — so on a different host it won't work. To connect it elsewhere:

Open the exported index.html in a text editor
Find the <form> tag
Replace its action attribute with whatever endpoint you want to use (e.g. an Aweber raw HTML form action, a Zapier webhook, your own form handler)
Save

This is a manual technical step — if you're not comfortable editing HTML, sticking with ConvertPages-hosted pages is easier.

Troubleshooting

Export button doesn't download anything

Confirm you're on a Pro plan — Export is Pro-only
Confirm the page is published — unpublished pages can't be exported
Check your browser isn't blocking downloads from the site

Images broken after exporting

Make sure you uploaded the entire ZIP contents (including the images/ folder) to your new host, preserving the folder structure.

Need help?

Contact support if you're stuck.