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Save, import, export and restore designs

Reuse a configuration while keeping publishing explicit.

Version 0.4.0-alpha.1 · Development alpha · Updated 20 September 2026

Three different states

Draft is your saved work in progress. Active is the configuration used by shoppers. Previous is the last active configuration before a replacement. Restore previous changes Active and retains Draft.

Use your library

  1. Save the editor draft first.
  2. Open Saved designs and enter a name to store that saved draft. Up to 30 named configurations can be retained.
  3. Load as draft retrieves an entry without changing the active checkout.
  4. Return to Templates & editor, inspect it and choose Apply to checkout.

Move a design to another store

Export saved draft gives a JSON configuration containing settings, not orders, customer details or cart data. Copy it into Import design on the destination store and choose Import as draft. The server checks the schema and allowlisted values. Images are cleared deliberately: attachment IDs from another store can refer to unrelated assets. Reselect local images before applying.

Recover from mistakes

Undo/Redo only covers the current editor session, not a durable multi-version history. Restore previous retains one previous active configuration. Export useful designs before changing them. To return to the original WooCommerce page, disable the layout and apply; orders and page content are retained.

Unavailable controls

This version does not offer free dragging of sections, arbitrary custom CSS, Blocks field editing or context-based layout assignments.

Field configuration travels with the design

Exports include classic field definitions, labels and choices, never shopper answers. Imports accept up to 80,000 bytes. Applying or restoring a design also applies or restores its fields. Review the Checkout fields tab before applying an older saved design.

Next step

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