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# Import Demo

**Step 1:** You must install the free app [ExIm - Export Import pages](https://apps.shopify.com/exim-export-import-pages-blogs-theme-settings?surface_detail=ExIm+%E2%80%91+Export+%2F+Import+data\&surface_inter_position=1\&surface_intra_position=4\&surface_type=search)

 **Step 2:** Open the app and follow the instructions below

![](/files/-MgnGyUPpdttK1OVa7l-)

 **Find theme settings**

and select the theme you want to change the home page

and you choose the theme settings file

![](/files/-MgnH9Z3MNJ3ZrMDqYs6)

 **Select the home page you want to change**

![](/files/-MgnHF-ytnFvmSshvazF)

 **Import Theme Settings**

![](/files/-MgnHLVlum8C-xSOJqcU)

#### upload page and upload products demo

Similar to the method above

You can upload " Page " and "Products" and "blog" if you don't have it yet

 You should watch this tutorial video for more:**Video install**

![](/files/-Mgnffwl9YytBy1lDbHw)

![](/files/-MgnfscITxEg-uNkxa7o)

![](/files/-Mgng-M1NpABHSKBF2IF)


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