Wix → WordPress
Wix to WordPress
Migrate Wix to WordPress with content, images, URLs, redirects, and SEO handled in one workflow. Create an account to assess your website.
Review migration path →Migration paths
Pair pages explain mapping possibilities and constraints. Check current integration availability on Supported systems; a guide is not a guarantee that a connector or every data type is available.
Wix → WordPress
Migrate Wix to WordPress with content, images, URLs, redirects, and SEO handled in one workflow. Create an account to assess your website.
Review migration path →Squarespace → WordPress
Migrate Squarespace posts, pages, authors, media, comments, URLs, and supported profile data to WordPress with mapping, dry runs, validation, and cutover.
Review migration path →Blogger → WordPress
Migrate Blogger or Blogspot posts, authors, labels, comments, dates, URLs, and supported media to WordPress with mapping, redirects, validation, and cutover.
Review migration path →Ghost → WordPress
Migrate Ghost posts, pages, authors, tags, media, dates, URLs, and reviewed member data into WordPress with validation and redirects.
Review migration path →WordPress → Ghost
Migrate WordPress posts, pages, authorship, tags, media, dates, URLs, and SEO metadata into Ghost with validation and redirects.
Review migration path →WordPress → Strapi
Migrate WordPress posts, authors, taxonomies, media, slugs, excerpts, and publishing state into a prepared Strapi content model.
Review migration path →WordPress → Drupal
Migrate WordPress posts, pages, users, taxonomies, comments, media, menus, URLs, and SEO metadata into a prepared Drupal site.
Review migration path →Webflow → WordPress
Migrate supported Webflow CMS items, authors, categories, assets, static pages, URLs, and SEO data into a prepared WordPress content model.
Review migration path →Drupal → WordPress
Migrate Drupal nodes, users, taxonomies, fields, media, menus, aliases, and supported relationships to WordPress with mapping and validation.
Review migration path →Joomla → WordPress
Migrate Joomla articles, users, categories, tags, fields, media, menus, URLs, and supported extension data to WordPress with mapping and validation.
Review migration path →WordPress → Webflow
Migrate supported WordPress posts, authors, taxonomies, featured media, dates, URLs, and SEO data into prepared Webflow CMS Collections.
Review migration path →Shopify Blog → WordPress
Migrate Shopify blog articles, blogs, authors, tags, images, publication dates, handles, metadata, and URLs into WordPress.
Review migration path →Weebly → WordPress
Migrate supported Weebly pages, blog posts, authors, categories, comments, files, URLs, and metadata into WordPress.
Review migration path →HubSpot → WordPress
Migrate HubSpot blog posts, authors, tags, files, comments, URLs, and approved CMS metadata into WordPress.
Review migration path →Typo3 → WordPress
Migrate TYPO3 pages, content elements, users, categories, file references, hierarchy, languages, metadata, and URLs into WordPress.
Review migration path →Umbraco → WordPress
Migrate Umbraco content nodes, document types, properties, authors, media, taxonomy, cultures, hierarchy, metadata, and URLs into WordPress.
Review migration path →WordPress.com → WordPress
Migrate WordPress.com posts, authors, categories, tags, comments, media, URLs, and supported metadata into self-hosted WordPress.
Review migration path →MODX → WordPress
Migrate MODX Evolution or Revolution Resources, users, Template Variables, resource groups, comments, media, menus, metadata, hierarchy, and URLs into WordPress.
Review migration path →Concrete5 → WordPress
Migrate Concrete5 or Concrete CMS pages, page paths, blocks, attributes, users, files, comments, tags, hierarchy, metadata, and URLs into WordPress.
Review migration path →Tumblr → WordPress
Migrate Tumblr text, photo, quote, link, chat, audio, video, and answer posts, tags, media, timestamps, URLs, and reviewed notes into WordPress.
Review migration path →Next step
Migranetix separates migration planning, data mapping, testing, validation, and final transfer into a controlled workflow. Customers can review the planned changes before launching the final migration.