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# HTML with Tailwind

You can paste HTML with Tailwind CSS classes into Webstudio and convert the utility classes into native Webstudio styles.

For general Tailwind HTML, use the **Paste HTML with Tailwind classes** command:

1. Copy HTML containing Tailwind classes, such as `<div class="flex items-center gap-4 p-6 bg-white rounded-lg">`
2. Open [Commands & search](/university/foundations/commands-and-search.md) with `⌘ + K` (`Ctrl + K` on Windows)
3. Search for **Paste HTML with Tailwind classes**
4. Run the command

<figure><img src="/files/MKnYLyfJdxAgg2J2JaEp" alt="Commands and search showing the Paste HTML with Tailwind classes command"><figcaption><p>Paste HTML with Tailwind classes command</p></figcaption></figure>

HTML/Tailwind output copied from [Inception](/university/inception.md#copy-htmltailwind) can also be pasted directly into the Builder.

If the pasted HTML references image URLs, Webstudio uploads those images into [Assets](/university/foundations/assets.md) and rewrites the pasted image instances to use the uploaded assets.

## Related

* [HTML with CSS](/university/foundations/copy-paste/html-with-css.md) – Paste HTML containing `<style>` blocks
* [Referenced images](/university/foundations/copy-paste/images.md) – Understand image handling during paste
* [Commands & search](/university/foundations/commands-and-search.md) – Learn how to run commands from the keyboard
* [Inception](/university/inception.md#copy-htmltailwind) – Copy HTML/Tailwind output from Inception


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