WordPress → Webflow

Migrate from WordPress to Webflow

Webflow has collection, field, reference, and item limits that should shape the destination architecture before WordPress records are imported.

Entity coverage

What normally transfers and what needs review

Final coverage depends on versions, installed extensions, API/export access, source consistency, and the prepared destination model.

StatusTypical entities and work
Standard scope
  • Posts, supported pages, titles, body content, dates, and slugs
  • Featured images, assets, taxonomy values, and SEO metadata
Platform review
  • Custom post types, ACF fields, relationships, authors, and localization
  • Records that exceed Webflow field, reference, or collection limits
Custom scope
  • Collection consolidation and transformation
  • Webflow template, component, and design implementation

Delivery

A controlled path into Webflow

Discover

Inventory the source, destination model, URLs, entities, access, and constraints.

Dry run

Load representative records into staging and resolve systematic mapping exceptions.

Validate and cut over

Reconcile results, approve exceptions, execute final/delta transfer, and monitor launch.

Clear answers

Frequently asked questions

Not automatically. The assessment separates directly portable data, platform-dependent records, and design or functionality that needs reconstruction.

No. The dry run reads approved source data and writes to a staging destination. Production cutover happens only after validation.

Redirect planning is included in Growth and higher packages when URLs change. The exact implementation depends on the destination and hosting stack.

We reconcile entity totals, inspect representative complex records, test assets and links, and document unresolved exceptions before sign-off.

Next step

Plan your WordPress to Webflow migration

Tell us what you are moving. We will review technical fit and recommend the lowest package that covers the scope.