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# One Click To Import Demo

We have function Themelexus to import oneclick for theme to easy and quickly .

**Step 1-** Login to the WordPress Dashboard.

**Step 2-** From the Themelexus--> Import Demos.

**Step 3-  You can choose option :**

&#x20;1\. **Demo Soure** : Choose name of demo to import .

&#x20;2\. **Import Type** : Choose name of type to import ( choose All or chose one of types to import)

* &#x20;**All** - suggested option: the option will import all demo content (products, menus, theme options, ect) to replicate Ibble demo on your server without any other step.
* Then click button **"Import"**

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