You cannot directly import a non-Webflow marketplace template into Webflow, but you can rebuild or replicate it manually using Webflow’s Designer.
1. Understanding Webflow Template Compatibility
- Webflow only supports templates created within its own Designer and exported via the Webflow system.
- Templates from other sources (e.g., ThemeForest, Bootstrap, WordPress) cannot be imported into Webflow as files or editable templates.
2. Manual Rebuilding as the Only Option
- You can manually recreate the design by using the Webflow Designer to build the layout and interactions from scratch.
- Assets like images, fonts, and colors can be reused if they are properly licensed.
- You can copy layout structure, typography, and visual styling, but you must respect licensing/usage rights.
3. Consider Legal & Copyright Issues
- If the non-Webflow template is not licensed for reconstruction or use on other platforms, you may be violating usage terms.
- Always check the license before replicating any third-party designs.
4. Use of Custom Code
- If the external template includes custom JavaScript, you can integrate that code into Webflow using the Page Settings > Footer Code or Embed element.
- Not all features from other frameworks (e.g., Bootstrap) will function identically in Webflow, so adjustments may be needed.
Summary
You cannot import a non-Webflow template into Webflow directly. Instead, manually rebuild it using Webflow’s Designer, ensuring you adhere to licensing terms and adjust any external code as needed.