# Bubble’s Universal import turns vibe-coded apps into no-code apps By Steven Van · 2026-10-20 Upload an app built in Lovable, v0, Replit, Base44 or Claude, and Bubble rebuilds it as a visually editable app. The beta is rolling out gradually. [Bubble]() introduced Universal import on October 20. It takes an app you built with a vibe-coding tool and turns it into a no-code Bubble app that you can keep editing visually or with Bubble AI. [View media]() Official Bubble Universal import announcement demo. To import, export your project as a ZIP file (or download it from a GitHub repository) and drop it into the Import your app uploader, which you’ll find on Bubble’s homepage, dashboard or bubble.io/import. Bubble analyzes the code and then opens the app in its editor. Bubble says the import is tested with exports from Lovable, v0, Base44, Replit and Claude, but any standard codebase should work. If you already work in Claude Code or Codex, you can also ask the agent to rebuild the app through the Bubble MCP instead. Exports often leave out API keys, data and connected services like Supabase, so you may need to reconnect those. The feature is in beta and only some users have it so far, with a gradual rollout to everyone. Sources: [Bubble’s announcement and demo](), [Bubble’s Universal import docs](). [Read Bubble’s Universal import turns vibe-coded apps into no-code apps on Creators Toolbox]() --- Canonical source: https://creatorstoolbox.com/blog/bubble-universal-import-vibe-coded-apps