Send an AI-built space to Notion

First time: connect Notion

1. Choose Notion as a destination.
2. Follow the prompt to connect WidgetStore to Notion and share at least one page with it. The space can only be created under pages you’ve shared.
3. Back in WidgetStore, pick the parent page and start the export.

What you get

• The home page and sub-pages in the same structure, with the space’s emoji and a cover close to its palette.
• Widgets as embed blocks, the same as embedding a widget by hand, live inside Notion.
• Side-by-side widgets become columns, or stack vertically where Notion can’t do columns.
• Tables become Notion databases with the same fields (records from My Data aren’t copied), plus a link back to My Data.

Large spaces

Notion limits how fast apps can write. A big space may not finish in one go; you’ll see a prompt to continue, and it picks up where it left off without duplicating pages.

Exporting again

After editing the space you can export again. By default it updates the same place. If you choose a different parent page, a new copy is created and the old one stays in your Notion for you to keep or delete.

Troubleshooting

• No pages to choose from: reconnect and share a page.
• No permission to add content: reconnect and allow WidgetStore to insert content.
• Widgets don’t show: embeds need an internet connection; they work in Notion on the web and desktop.