How to Copy a Tilda, Wix or Webflow Site to WordPress
Builder-by-builder reality: what Tilda, Wix and Webflow let you export, what always breaks, and the rebuild process that produces a faster WordPress copy.
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Move your website from Tilda, Wix, Webflow, Squarespace or custom code to WordPress, or between hosts, without losing design, content or Google rankings.
Site builders are great until they are not. Subscription prices climb, export options stay crippled, and every serious SEO or speed improvement hits a platform ceiling. Migration to WordPress (or another stack you own) fixes the ownership problem once and for all: your code, your hosting, your rules.
The catch is that a careless migration can be expensive. Changed URLs without redirects, lost metadata, slower hosting or broken forms can wipe out years of accumulated rankings in a week. That is exactly what our process is built to prevent.
We crawl the existing site and document every page, URL, form and integration that must survive the move.
Design and content are recreated on a clean, fast theme. You review everything on a private staging link.
URL mapping, 301 redirects, meta tags, schema and analytics are set up and double-checked.
DNS is switched during low-traffic hours with the old site kept live until the new one is verified.
Tilda, Wix, Webflow, Squarespace, Shopify (content sites), Google Sites, Joomla, Drupal, old custom PHP or HTML sites, and WordPress-to-WordPress moves between hosts or from a bloated theme to a clean one. If your platform is not on the list, send the link anyway; if we cannot help, we will say so and point you to who can.
After the migration you get a short report: what moved where, which redirects exist, and what to watch in Search Console. Rankings typically stabilize within one to two weeks, and most of our clients see speed scores improve immediately.
Yes, when the migration is done correctly, and protecting rankings is the core of our process: preserved URLs or strict 301 redirects, transferred metadata, equal or better loading speed, and Search Console monitoring for two weeks after launch. Temporary fluctuations of a few days are normal; losses are not.
Yes. The new site is built on staging while your current site keeps working. The final DNS switch takes minutes and is scheduled for your lowest-traffic window.
Yes. Bulk content is migrated with scripts and then spot-checked manually: formatting, images, internal links and categories included. Large archives affect the quote but not the quality.
We check your DNS before the switch and keep MX records intact, so email keeps working. If email was bundled with the old platform, we help you move it to a proper provider first.
No. We can recommend hosting that fits your traffic and budget, set everything up on our staging first, and move to your account when you are ready.
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