Import an event
Bring an event from Eventbrite, Luma, Meetup, and other supported platforms to Eventship.
Already have an event on another platform? Bring it to Eventship in seconds. The importer pulls in the key details so you don't have to re-enter everything manually.
Supported platforms
You can import from these platforms:
- Eventbrite
- Meetup
- Luma
- Partiful
- events.com
- Posh
- DICE
- Resident Advisor
- Ticketmaster
- Universe
- Tito
- Splash
- Sched
- Bandsintown
- eShow
- Eventive
- Ticket Tailor
If your platform is not listed, paste the URL anyway. The importer will tell you whether it can read the page, and nothing is created if it cannot. To ask for a platform to be added, email [email protected]. You can always create the event manually in the meantime.
How to import
- In the top navigation, select Import event. On a wide screen it sits behind the arrow next to Create event. On a phone it is in the menu.
- Paste the URL of your event page (for example
https://luma.com/your-event) - Click Extract and wait a few seconds while we analyze the page
- Review the extracted details: title, date, location, tickets, and agenda
- Click Import event. The event editor opens with everything filled in
- Work through the editor, checking each step, and publish when everything looks right
Your event is saved as a draft once you finish the first step. Before that, the imported details are only in your browser, so if you close the tab you will need to import again.
Check the Tickets and Agenda steps on the way through, even if the preview showed them. Confirm the prices and the schedule are what you expect before you publish.
What gets imported
The importer pulls in as much detail as it can find:
- Event title and description
- Date, time, and timezone
- Venue name and address
- Cover image
- Ticket types and pricing
- Agenda and sessions
After importing
Your event is a draft until you publish it. You can review and edit everything first:
- Fine-tune the description or add more details
- Adjust ticket types or pricing
- Add registration questions
- Upload a new cover image
- Set up co-hosts
When everything looks good, hit Publish to go live.
Tips
- Make sure the event page is publicly accessible (not behind a login wall)
- If the importer misses some details, you can always add them manually in the event editor
- The original event on the other platform is not affected. Importing just copies the details
Import via API or AI assistant
You can also import events programmatically through the Eventship API or by asking the AI assistant. Just provide the URL and the event will be created as a draft on your host profile. The same platform list applies. See the API docs or MCP Server articles for details.
Need help?
If you're having trouble importing an event, email [email protected] and we'll help you out.
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