Guía completa para importar y exportar contenido de la biblioteca del Avada Builder

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If you’ve ever built something great in Avada and thought, “I wish I could use this on another site,” — good news! You can.

In this quick guide, we’ll walk you through how to import and export Avada Builder Library content. It’s super simple once you know where to look.

Overview

What Is the Avada Builder Library?

Think of the Avada Builder Library as your personal design vault inside Avada. It stores all your saved Page/Post Templates, Containers, Columns, Design & Layout Elements, Avada Post Cards, and Avada Mega Menus—basically, anything you’ve built and saved for reuse lives here. You can find the content in the WordPress Dashboard → Avada → Library.

Avada Builder Library Dashboard

Here, you’ll see a list of everything you’ve saved. Maybe you have some excellent layouts, custom sections, or reusable content blocks. And if you’d like to use them on another Avada website, that’s where importing and exporting come in.

For a detailed overview of how to use the Avada Builder Library, please see this article.

Exporting Avada Builder Library Content

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Let’s start with the export process — that’s how you get your saved designs out of one Avada website.

  • From your Avada Dashboard, go to Options → Builder Options.

  • Scroll down until you find two sections:
  • Export Library Content
  • Export Templates

Here’s what each one does:

  • Export Library Content: – This exports everything in your Avada Builder Library except full-page templates. When you click this button, Avada will download an XML file to your computer.
  • Export Templates: – This one exports your full-page templates and downloads them as an XML file.

Now you’ve got your saved items exported — two neat little XML files on your computer, ready to be imported into another Avada site.

Importing Library Content to Another Avada Site

Let’s switch over to the new Avada site where you want your content to go.

  • Navigate over to Avada → Library.

  • Next, go to Options → Builder Options.

  • Scroll down to the Import Avada Builder Content section.

  • Click Choose File, select one of the XML files you exported, and then click Import.

You’ll get a “Content successfully imported” message once it’s done. Repeat the same process for the other XML file (the one with your templates or other saved items).

What Are The Benefits?

Importing/exporting Avada Builder Library content isn’t just a neat trick—it’s a real workflow booster. Here are the biggest wins for web designers using Avada and WordPress:

  • Massive time savings – Build once, reuse everywhere. Port your hero sections, footers, pricing tables, and contact forms across projects instead of rebuilding from scratch.
  • Consistent branding across sites – Keep typography, spacing, color usage, and UI patterns identical by reusing the same containers, elements, and templates. Fewer “almost matches,” more polish.
  • Scales for agencies & freelancers – Create a starter library (headers, CTAs, feature blocks) and deploy it to every new client site. It turns onboarding a new project into a head start.
  • Clean client hand-offs – Deliver a curated pack of approved sections/templates so clients can add new pages without breaking design standards.
  • Rapid prototyping & A/B testing – Duplicate sections to new installs, test variations, and ship improvements back to your master library.
  • Team collaboration – Share the same building blocks across designers/devs. Everyone works from one source of truth—no “which version?” confusion.

Practical Examples

  • Launch a portfolio network: export your best case-study layout, import to each new site, swap content—done.
  • Productized services: sell a fixed-scope website package? Start each build with your pre-tested library.
  • Seasonal campaigns: export holiday promo sections; next year, import, refresh copy, and relaunch in minutes.

Pro Tips for Smooth Workflows

  • Name smartly: Section – Hero – Gradient CTA v2, Template – Landing – Webinar. You’ll thank yourself later.
  • Document dependencies: note any global colors, custom icons, or dynamic data the item needs.
  • Keep libraries tidy: archive or delete outdated components to prevent clutter.
  • Version your exports: keep dated XMLs in a /design-library/ folder per client.
  • Test on a staging site first: import there, verify assets and global settings, then go live.

Summary

And that’s it! You’ve successfully exported your Avada Builder Library content from one site and imported it into another. This is a fantastic way to reuse your designs, save time, and keep your branding consistent across multiple websites.

Puedes consultar el artículo original aquí: https://avada.com/blog/how-to-import-export-avada-builder-library-content/

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Published On: 10 de noviembre de 2025Categories: Avada