Sharing FMX Workflow (Win)Updated 3 hours ago
🎉 FMX Workflow Sharing Made Easy
This guide walks you through how to share and reuse workflows in FMX using a JSON file
🔁 What Is a JSON File?
Think of a JSON file as a packed suitcase that holds all your workflow and layout settings. You can send it to someone else or keep it as a backup, then unpack it later when needed.
📤 How to Export (Share) Your Workflow
Use this when you want to save or send a workflow to someone else.
- Open the Workflow Builder for the workflow you want to share.
- Look at the top‑right corner and click the gear icon ⚙️.
- Select "JSON Options", and then click Export.
- Choose one of the following:
- Copy the JSON text, or
- Download the JSON file to your computer.
- That’s it! Your workflow is now ready to be shared or saved. ✅
📥 How to Import a Workflow Using a JSON File
Use this if you already have a downloaded JSON file.
- Create a New Workflow.
- On the empty workflow screen, click the gear icon ⚙️ (top‑right).
- Select "JSON Options", then choose Import.
- Click the area that says:
“Click to upload JSON file or drag and drop file here” - A window will open — select your JSON file.
- If you didn’t rename it, the default name is usually workflow-minimal.json.
- Click Import.
Be sure to give this workflow a new name to avoid any overlap.
📋 How to Import a Workflow Using Copied JSON Text
Use this if someone sent you the JSON text directly.
- Create a New Workflow.
- Click the gear icon ⚙️ on the top‑right.
- Select "JSON Options", then choose Import.
- Paste the copied JSON text into the box labeled:
“Paste workflow JSON here” - Click Import.
Don’t forget to rename the workflow so it doesn’t overwrite anything.
✅ Helpful Tips
- Always start with a new workflow before importing.
- Renaming imported workflows helps keep things organized.
- JSON files are safe to store and easy to share — great for backups and support troubleshooting!
You’re all set! If you need help or want to double‑check a step, feel free to reach out to the support team. 😊