Tired of managing plugins and slow loading times?
You launched your website on WordPress thinking it was flexible - but now you're buried in plugins, security updates and design limits. And your site feels heavy.
This guide gives you the exact steps to migrate to Webflow without breaking anything - no developers, no downtime and no SEO or performance drops.
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Update your site in minutes without touching code
With Webflow, you can build and update pages visually without plugins, maintenance and dev bottlenecks. You can launch faster and improve performance instantly.
Managing content on WordPress is clunky - especially as your site grows. Webflow's CMS is built for teams that move fast and want full control over their site.
Inside the guide
What's the difference?
Before migrating, it's important to understand how WordPress and Webflow really compare.
Why even migrate?
WordPress powers a huge part of the web - but that doesn't mean it's right for every business.
Common issues
No migration is completely frictionless - we cover the most common issues and potential limitations.
How to use
Learn how the guide is structured, what to do before you start and how to get the most value out of it.
Pre-migration steps
Before migrating, you need to export your content, analyze sitemap and back up crucial data.
Export content
When it's time to move your content, we'll walk you through the easiest way to migrate posts and pages.
Import data
It's time to move your content into Webflow. Learn how to map fields correctly and structure your site.
Move images
It's not about just copying the files, but making sure they display properly on your new website.
Protect SEO
Losing traffic after migration is everyone's nightmare, so you need to safely set up redirects and URLs.
DNS settings
The final step is pointing your domain to Webflow, without website downtime or confusion.
