Hello! I would like to know how I could transfer my website made on the (lovable.app) subdomain to my InfinityFree website, and if it’s even possible to do so. Thanks
Welcome to the forum.
That depends on a lot of things. If the website is just HTML & PHP (along with images ect) then you can upload it straight to into the HTdocs folder on the account.
If it uses anything else server side (like java, python ect) then you cant.
If you’ve used a framework that doesn’t put the index.php\index.html file directly in the root of your site, then you may need to adjust the .htaccess file. but thats beyond the scope of my knowladge
In short: no, it’s not really possible to transfer your website away from Lovable. With the main reason being that Lovable doesn’t give you that option.
Lovable does have some options to deploy your website to external hosting. Hosting the frontend here is possible (you can basically follow the “Deploy to object storage + CDN” guide, but then publish your website over FTP), but then you’re still stuck with Lovable’s builder and backend systems. Hosting the backend systems yourself is supported by Lovable, but requires technologies that we do not provide.
If you want to completely drop Lovable, then the hard truth is that your only option is to rebuild your website on a different platform.
The fastest way to do that here is by using the Website Import feature of the Site.Pro website builder. But you should know that this only copies the design, not the functionality, and you’re effectively replacing one vendor-locked solution with another.
The best way to get portability is to either code the website from scratch (using PHP and MySQL if you need interactive functionality), or use a system like WordPress, which is free and open source software meaning you can easily transfer your website elsewhere. But be warned: that’s a big project to transfer from.
Platforms like Lovable don’t care about portability. It’s easier when you don’t have to account for that, and it has a bonus feature of vendor-locking your users into your system. While such services are great to use, you have to be aware of that and be ready to pay whatever they want you to pay, or accept that you may have to rebuild your website if you want to leave.