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How to Export and Import Studio Flows

Objective

Enable the export and import of Twilio Studio Flow definitions using JSON to support tasks such as version control, backup, and migration between different Twilio accounts. 

For duplicating Flows within the same account, it is recommended to use the built-in Duplicate Flow  feature instead.

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Product

Twilio Studio

Procedure 

Exporting Flow data 

Click on the Trigger Widget and select Show Flow JSON.

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This will display the JSON data that defines your Flow. You can copy this data and store it elsewhere.

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Importing Flow data 

Create a new Flow, and select Import from JSON from the list of templates. Then, click Next.

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In the next window, you can paste the Flow JSON and click Next. This will create the new Flow as defined in the JSON you pasted.

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Additional Information 

Import and export functionality for Flows is also available via the REST API v2. Check out the Flows API Quickstart to learn how to export the Flow JSON and import it into a new Flow via the REST API and helper libraries.

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