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# Import from Lovable

> Import a project from Lovable into Bolt.

<Note>
  This page explains how to use a third-party application, which means the steps may become outdated over time. If you run into trouble exporting from Lovable to GitHub, start by checking Lovable’s own documentation for the most up-to-date guidance.
</Note>

## QuickStart

To import a project from Lovable into Bolt:

1. Sync your Lovable project with GitHub. Refer to [Lovable's GitHub Integration](https://docs.lovable.dev/integrations/git-integration) docs for guidance.
2. Connect Bolt to GitHub, then import the project. Refer to [Bolt's GitHub integration](/integrations/git) doc for guidance.

## Step-by-step guide

First, sync your Lovable project to GitHub.

1. In your Lovable project, click the **GitHub icon** > **Connect to GitHub**.
2. Click **Connect GitHub**, and go through the authorization steps. Once authorized, Lovable displays a prompt to link an organization.
3. You must link an organization, even if you’re using an individual account. Click **Continue** next to the account or organization you want to connect.
4. Select the repositories you want to authorize, then click **Install & Authorize**.
5. Click **Continue**, then any other confirmation steps.
6. Return to your Lovable project.
7. Click the **GitHub icon** to view your repository information.

Next, import the project from GitHub to Bolt.

You can import an existing repository into Bolt on the Bolt homepage:

1. Click the **GitHub icon**.
2. If it's your first time connecting, Bolt displays a dialog to connect your accounts. Select **Log in to GitHub**. A new tab opens. Follow the steps to authorize StackBlitz.
3. Select the repository you want to import:
   * **Your repositories**: choose this to select from a list of your own repositories.
   * **Import from URL**: enter the URL of the repository you want to import. This can be your own repository (public or private) or any public repository.
4. Select **Choose this repository**.
5. Bolt loads the project and you'll start working on the `main` branch.