Audit your Tilda project pages and export their HTML
Connect Tilda Publishing to the AI agent: projects, pages, publish status and page HTML. The agent exports pages with assets and tracks what went live.
How the agent works with Tilda Publishing
The agent calls the Tilda API with the pair of keys and starts from the list of projects and their settings, then goes down to the pages: aliases, titles, publication status. It fetches the content as well — the page HTML either as the body alone or as a full document together with the paths to its images, styles and scripts, that is, in the form in which the page can be put on your own server.
The way Tilda is built sets the pace: the page list arrives in one request, but the content of each page takes a separate one. An audit of a fifty-page site means fifty calls, and the agent plans them against the hourly limit instead of hitting it halfway through. One more subtlety is the publication status: a page edited in the builder but not published returns its previous version in the export, and the agent points such discrepancies out.
Writing to Tilda is not possible, and the agent does not hide that: the API answers GET only, so creating or changing a page through it cannot be done. All it does is read and export: it compares the page list on a schedule and reports a new page or a changed title, collects the site copy and shows where it is duplicated or has drifted from the price list. Edits stay with you in the builder.
Both keys travel in every request as parameters: Tilda opens no session of its own, so access is revoked by reissuing the keys on the project side rather than by signing out. The limit is 150 requests per hour per account, and Tilda forbids hitting the API on every visitor, so the agent runs bulk exports sequentially and caches what it has already pulled. If there are no pages or no access, it says so directly.
Integration scenarios
Audit of project pages
The agent collects your Tilda projects and the pages inside them and shows what is published and what stayed a draft since the last edit.
Exporting a page to your own hosting
The agent exports the page HTML together with the paths to its images, styles and scripts — in the variant meant for hosting on your own server.
Watching the site for changes
On a schedule the agent compares the page list and reports if a new page appeared or a publication title changed.
Inventory of site copy
The agent walks through project pages, collects their titles and content and shows where text is duplicated or has drifted from the price list.
A backup copy of the site
The agent exports the project pages one by one together with their images, styles and scripts and assembles a local copy of the site within the hourly limit.
What a page pulls in
The agent goes through the full page export and shows which images, styles and scripts it loads and how many of them come from outside.
Tilda Publishing examples
Семь страниц из 64 не опубликованы, самая старая правка — 4 марта.
Все семь в проекте «Основной сайт», среди них /price и /dostavka — на них ведут ссылки из меню, а посетитель видит старую версию. Выгрузить HTML любой на проверку?
How to connect
Before you connect
- Access to project settings: account owner or administrator
- Read-only work: a page cannot be changed through the API
- A limit of 150 requests per hour per account
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Make sure the account is on Business
Tilda opens the API to Business plan subscribers only: on Free and Personal the key section does not appear. Check the plan in your tilda.cc account settings.
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In Site Settings open Export
At tilda.cc open the project: Site Settings → Export → API Integration. In the Russian locale it reads «Настройки сайта» → «Экспорт» → “API”.
FAQ
With a pair of keys: open the project at tilda.cc and go to Site settings → Export → API — the public and secret keys sit there side by side and you need both. The keys section appears only on the Business plan.
The list of projects and their settings, pages with aliases and publication status, and the page HTML — either the body alone or the full document with assets.
No. The Tilda API answers GET only, so creating or changing a page through it is not possible — the connector works for reading and export.
150 requests per hour per account. Tilda forbids hitting the API on every visitor, so during a bulk export the agent goes sequentially and caches what it has already pulled.