Collections Panel in Webflow

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Next, Webflow will ask you to enter a description for your backup. When you're ready, click Save . You can then go to Settings > Backups to make sure your latest backup has been saved.

How to Migrate from Webflow to WordPress (in 6 Steps)
Now that you’ve set up your hosting account and backed up your data, it’s time to move your content from Webflow to WordPress. In this tutorial, we’ll walk you through the entire migration process to help you launch your new site successfully.

Step 1: Configure WordPress
The first step is to set up WordPress. Most web hosts offer one-click WordPress installations on their plans, which you can access from your hosting account. This feature is usually accompanied by a setup guide that will help you complete the process in just a few minutes.

You can also download the software manually from WordPress.org :

WordPress.org Home Page
WordPress.org Home Page
Next, you will need to upload the WordPress files to your server. The process may take a few minutes. Once it is ready, you can proceed to export from Webflow to WordPress.

Step 2: Export Your Content From Webflow
Now that you have WordPress set up, you can prepare the laos whatsapp number data content for your new site. Fortunately, Webflow makes it super easy to export your data.

However, you can't export all of them. Downloadable content from Webflow includes web pages, blog posts, text, embedded blocks, gallery pages, and images.

To export your content, go to your Webflow designer and click on the CMS Collections panel . Here you can see all the files and data from your Webflow server:

Collections Panel in Webflow
Select the collection you want to download (for example, blog posts) and click the Export button at the top of the screen. The content will be downloaded to your computer as a .csv file. You can repeat this process for any other collections you want to export.

Step 3: Import your Content into WordPress
The next step is to upload your Webflow content to WordPress. The CMS comes with an import tool that allows you to upload files in XML format. Unfortunately, Webflow only allows you to download the content as a CSV file.

Therefore, you will need to use a migration plugin to import CSV files into WordPress. We recommend WP All Import :