To export a Wix website, paste its published address and choose pages. Each page is rendered in a browser first, then saved as its own HTML file, plus the stylesheets, scripts, images and fonts it uses; paid exports put those files in the ZIP, and a Free export keeps them loading from Wix.
A Wix website export keeps forms on the page: in the review you choose where they submit, and a form left without a destination carries a note saying so. A Wix Classic site's separate mobile layout is not exported: phones open the desktop layout, scaled to fit the screen. Canonical and og:url tags still name the address the site was published at until you edit them. Whatever ran on Wix's servers (Velo, Members Area, Stores checkout, Bookings, Forms submissions) stays there, as the list above says.
- Free: 10 single-page exports a month, images and fonts loading from Wix, kept 7 days. Each domain gets one successful Free export in total, across all Free accounts.
- Site Pass, $15 once: one export of one site, up to 50 pages, images and fonts in the ZIP, kept 30 days.
- Pro, $10 a month: up to 100 pages per export, 50 exports a month, images and fonts in the ZIP, kept 30 days.
Still deciding? The Wix export guide sets out the costs, what transfers and the steps; the form above runs the export.