Redesign projects usually start with screenshots and guesswork. MakeMerge starts with your live URL. Point the importer at a domain you control and we capture the public pages as structured content you can edit — not a flat image.
What the importer actually captures
We fetch HTML, styles, and content hierarchy so the builder can reconstruct sections. Hidden panels, accordion tabs, and modal content are included when they are part of the page DOM. That matters for SaaS marketing sites and long landing pages where half the copy sits behind interactions.
You can import a single landing page or multiple paths from the same domain. Each import becomes a project you refine with chat and direct section editing before export or WordPress push.
Common use cases
Agencies use URL import to modernize a client WordPress theme without retyping every paragraph. Founders use it to clone their own marketing site into a new brand direction. SEO teams use it when they need to preserve URL structure and meta while changing layout.
Import is not a scraper for sites you do not own — you should only import domains you have rights to rebuild. After import, run through mobile preview, fix spacing, then choose React export or WordPress push depending on where the site needs to live.