# Copying and pasting posts from Setka to Ghost

To create a beautiful post with Setka Editor styles on Ghost CMS, you can use the Setka Editor Design Cloud plan to generate and easily paste HTML code into Ghost's editor.

## Step 1: Create a Setka Editor post

1.Click the **Posts** tab in your Setka Account. Then, click the **Create post** button.

![Sscreenshot of Setka interface: Content editing area](/files/-MRCW1-OfmkpjoELS0CE)

2\. Design your post. 

## Step 2: Generate your HTML code

1\. Navigate to the list of your posts (click the **Posts** tab in the navigation menu or the **Save and Exit** button <img src="/files/-MRCV3dtsDlMTDSkKhc5" alt="" data-size="line"> inside of the post).

2\. Click the **Export** button <img src="/files/-MRCVFyAvIvOp_VC_tlc" alt="" data-size="line"> on the bottom right of the post preview.

To copy your post's HTML code, click on the **Copy to clipboard** button.

![Screenshot of Setka interface: "Copy to clipboard" button to copy the HTML code of a post](/files/-MRCVL8UsIVhkIhpRJeC)

## Step 3. Copy the HTML code into Ghost editor

Create a new post in Ghost editor with a new HTML block. Paste your HTML code inside:

![Screenshot of Ghost interface: Adding HTML block](/files/-MRCUezr_O_7_SDJjmd1)

## Step 4. Publish your post

That's all there is to it! Ghost allows you to copy your Setka Editor post HTML code directly into the HTML block, rendering your content with all your styles, visuals, and designs.&#x20;

## Making changes in the post

If you decide to update the text or design of your post, you need to make any changes inside the Setka Editor Design cloud and then paste the entire new post's HTML code again into Ghost's editor. Avoid making changes in Ghost, as this may result in lost styles and unplanned alterations.&#x20;


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