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Check a URLTo import a website from a URL with Eqlo, you give the address of a site whose style you like. The AI reads its look, meaning the light or dark background, accent colours, fonts, corner shapes, and amount of motion, then applies it to your own project. None of that site's content, whether copy, photos, or logo, ends up in your project.
Describing a look in words is hard, because "clean but warm" says nothing about colours or fonts. Giving the address of a site you like settles it in one step, as the AI reads its stylesheet and turns it into precise values your project reuses.
If you are rebuilding your own site, give its address so Eqlo keeps its colours and fonts and your customers still recognise the brand. The copy is written from your description, so paste your own paragraphs into the chat or attach them as a file if you want to keep them.
That is exactly why Eqlo only takes style values and never the copy, photos, or logo. Your site keeps its own content and brand, and a shared colour or font is not enough to confuse two businesses.
Picture a firm whose current site has a navy background, a serif font, and sharp-cornered buttons. When creating the project, the partner describes the business in one sentence and enters the old address in the "Take inspiration from a site" field. Eqlo picks up the dark background, two accent colours, and the font, then generates a new site in that style, with pages and copy drawn from her description, and she later pastes the paragraphs she wants to keep into the chat.
The import only reads the style of a public page. It gives your project a visual direction without taking anything from its content.
The light or dark background, up to four accent colours, up to three fonts, the corner shape (sharp, soft, or round), and the motion level. These values guide the choice among the 21 visual styles in Eqlo.
The copy, photos, logo, and brand name of the source site. Your project's pages are written from your description, and photos come from your own files or the royalty-free Pexels library.
The address must open without a login. If the site is private, refuses the request, or answers too slowly, add a screenshot instead and the AI will read the same look from it.
You can give an inspiration when creating the project or later on a project that already exists. A third path covers the case where you have no reference in mind.
Under the description box, the optional "Take inspiration from a site" field takes an address or a screenshot. The art direction of the first version then follows that look.
The "Take inspiration from a site" button redesigns the project in the new look while keeping the same pages and copy. If you do not like the result, Undo brings back the previous version.
If you have no reference site, the AI picks a style suited to your trade from three candidates. You can still switch style or palette later in the Design tab.
I wanted my clients to find the blue and the font of my old site. I gave the address, then rewrote my copy in the chat, and the look was there from the first version.
No. The import only takes the visual look. To keep your copy, paste it into the chat or attach it as a file, and add your photos to the project media library or attach them to your message.
Yes, since only style values are taken and never the content or brand. Still check that the result cannot be confused with another business in your field.
Once the new site is live on your domain, create 301 redirects from the old addresses to the new pages in the publishing screen. The redesign guide explains the steps.
No. The index check shows what a page holds in its first HTML, such as the title and main headings. Importing from a URL only gives your project a look.
The Free plan covers five projects with no card required. If you are rebuilding an existing site, the redesign guide helps you keep your addresses.