Backup & Migration

To back up a WordPress website properly, save both the database and all site files, including uploads, themes, plugins, and configuration. You can do…

Create a staging site by copying your WordPress files and database to a separate location, then update its database connection and URLs. Your hosting…

For one or two WordPress sites, you can back up the files with SFTP and the database with phpMyAdmin. Across several sites, central scheduling, logs,…

Back up both your WordPress files and database, store copies away from the server, then restore the files before importing the database. The manual ro…

WordPress includes a built-in XML export for posts, pages, comments, taxonomies, custom fields, and users. CSV and Excel exports, advanced field selec…

To clone a WordPress site, copy its files and database to a new location, update the database connection, and safely replace the old URLs. The manual…

Each WordPress backup must include both the site files and database. You can manage a few sites manually with hosting tools, SFTP and WP-CLI, but a ce…

Back up both your WordPress files and database before resetting anything. You can reset manually by creating a clean installation or clearing the data…

Migrating galleries between WordPress plugins is rarely a database-only job because each plugin stores images, albums, metadata and display settings d…

For a host or domain move, copy the complete WordPress files and database, then test the clone before changing DNS. If you are changing membership plu…

A complete WordPress backup includes the database and site files, including themes, plugins, uploads and configuration. You can move them manually wit…

For occasional transfers, use WordPress's built-in Tools > Export and Tools > Import screens, then check media, links, users and custom fields. For re…