Learn how to import GitHub repositories into Replit using rapid import or guided import methods.
⏰ Estimated time: two minutes
You can import your GitHub repositories and turn them into Replit Apps to run, test, and deploy your code. This quickstart covers the fastest methods to get your GitHub projects running on Replit.
For comprehensive import options including other platforms like Figma, Bolt, and Lovable, see the Import feature documentation.
Rapid import works instantly with public repositories. Combine the Replit import URL with your GitHub repository URL to start the import process.
Import using rapid import
Copy the repository GitHub URL, starting with github.com
.
Type https://replit.com/import
in the browser address bar and paste your copied GitHub URL at the end (no spaces).
Example:
GitHub repository URL: https://github.com/exampleUser/my-app
Import URL: https://replit.com/import/github.com/exampleUser/my-app
Press Enter to start the automatic import process.
Guided import steps you through the process of selecting a repository to import and supports public and private repositories.
Import using guided import
Navigate to https://replit.com/import.
Select GitHub from the available import sources.
Connect your GitHub account to authorize access to your repositories.
Select the repository you want to import.
Click Import to start the conversion process.
Configure your privacy settings and click Import to start the automatic import process.
During the import process, Replit attempts to set your app’s language, dependencies, and workflow. If your app doesn’t run as expected, Replit offers the following workspace tools to help you resolve the issues:
Now that you’ve set up your app, learn more about what you can do with your Replit App from the following resources: