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Using the WordPress Import tool, you can import content into your site from
another WordPress site, or from another publishing system.
You can find many of the importers described here under Tools > Import
in the left nav of the WordPress Administration Screen.
You can import content from publishing systems beyond those listed on the Administration Screen. Procedures differ for each system, so use the procedures and plugins listed below as necessary. If you’re new to WordPress, review the WordPress Features and Working with WordPress pages to get started.
If you run into problems, search the WordPress Support Forum for a solution, or try the FAQ.
If the file you’re importing is too large, your server may run out of memory when you import it. If this happens, you’ll see an error like “Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 8388608 bytes exhausted.”
If you have sufficient permissions on the server, you can edit the php.ini file to increase the available memory. Alternatively, you could ask your hosting provider to do this. Otherwise, you can edit your import file and save it as several smaller files, then import each one.
If your import process fails, it still may create some content. When you resolve the error and try again, you may create duplicate data. Review your site after a failed import and remove records as necessary to avoid this.
There are two methods of importing b2evolution content into WordPress.
You can import posts, comments, categories and authors from Blogger. WordPress includes an import tool designed specifically for importing content from Blogger.
WordPress includes an import tool designed specifically for importing content from Blogroll.
Many resources are available to help you migrate content from Drupal to WordPress. A few are highlighted here, and you’re likely to find many others by searching the web.
Here are some resources that can help guide you in importing XML or CSV content into WordPress.
WordPress includes an import tool designed specifically for importing content from static HTML pages.
For Joomla you can use FG Joomla to WordPress. This plugin has been tested with Joomla versions 1.5 through 3.8 and WordPress 4.9 on huge databases (72 000+ posts). It is compatible with multisite installations.
WordPress includes an import tool designed specifically for importing content from LiveJournal.
See Live Space Mover for an article explaining how to use a python script for importing blog entries from live space to WordPress.
The FG Magento to WooCommerce plugin migrates your Magento products and CMS pages to WooCommerce.
You can use the plugin FG Joomla to WordPress. This WordPress plugin works with Mambo 4.5 and 4.6.
WordPress includes an import tool designed specifically for importing content from Movable Type and TypePad.
These articles provide more information on this process:
Here are some resources that can help guide you in migrating content from Nucleus CMS to WordPress.
See this article on how to migrate Plone content into WordPress via Movable Type format.
Use WordPress.com’s Posterous importer, then export as WXR (WordPress eXtended RSS).
FG PrestaShop to WooCommerce. This WordPress plugin is compatible with Prestashop versions 1.1 to 1.6
See Importing From Roller.
See also Migrating a Roller Blog to WordPress.
WordPress includes an import tool designed specifically for importing content from RSS.
The plugin FG SPIP to WordPress migrates categories, articles, news and images from SPIP to WordPress. It has been tested with SPIP versions 1.8, 1.9, 2.0, 3.0 and 3.1 and WordPress 4.9. It is compatible with multisite installations.
WordPress includes an import tool designed specifically for importing content from Tumblr.
There are several plugins to import your tweets into WordPress, such as: Get Your Twitter Timeline into WordPress
See Movable Type and TypePad.
Export your Vox blog content as a WXR file, then use WordPress.com’s Vox importer to import.
If you’ve installed the WooCommerce plugin, this importer will already be installed. Click “Run Importer” to upload a CSV file.
If you’ve installed the WooCommerce plugin, this importer will already be installed. Click “Run Importer” to upload a CSV file.
WordPress includes an import tool designed specifically for importing content from another WordPress blog.
You will first be asked to map the authors in this export file to users on the blog. For each author, you may choose to map to an existing user on the blog or to create a new user. WordPress will then import each of the posts, comments and categories contained in the uploaded file into your blog. In addition, you can import attachments by checking the “Download and import file attachments” option.
xanga.r is a program that parses xanga pages to get the post and comments. Then it can output them in the WordPress rss 2.0 xml format for WordPress to import.
Use WordPress.com’s Yahoo! 360 importer, then export/import as a WXR (WordPress eXtended RSS).
You can add a PHP file to your web server that will import your Zoomblog posts and comments. To migrate your posts from Zoomblog: