Export & self-host

Export downloads your site as production-ready Next.js source, so you own the code and can host it anywhere.

Export the project

Press Export in the top bar, choose a format, then hit Export project:

Source code — a full Next.js project.
Tailwind — the same project, styled with Tailwind.

The Export dropdown — Source code, Tailwind, and Export project

You get real .tsx files: app/ routes, a components/ folder, your CMS content as JSON, and design tokens as CSS variables. Run it anywhere Node runs — your own server or any host. No lock-in.

View the code as you build

You don't have to export to see your code. Open the Code Editor from the left menu (the </> icon) to read the generated Next.js source live as you design — every page, component, and CMS file.

The Code Editor open over the canvas, showing a page's generated source

Templates: open vs closed source

Templates you create yourself are always yours — fully open, and exportable any time, in full.

Templates you remix or buy from another creator are different: the creator chooses whether to share their source as open or keep it closed. A closed-source template can't be exported — only its creator's own source is protected. This keeps creators in control of what they share, while guaranteeing your own work always stays exportable.

Export a single element

You can also export one element on the canvas as PNG, JPG, or SVG from its export controls in the right panel.