Migratik packs an entire WordPress site (content, SEO, media, custom fields) into one clean file you can take anywhere: headless, another WordPress, or a spreadsheet. It renders each item with the right builder's own renderer (Elementor, WPBakery, Divi, Beaver, Bricks, Oxygen), so nothing comes out empty, and it never writes to your site. Free core on WordPress.org exports JSON. Pro adds Markdown/MDX, WXR, CSV, and one-click media bundling.
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I'm a solo builder. I made Migratik because I had to move a real client site off WordPress and lost SEO, custom fields, and media on every existing export path, and the content was locked inside a page builder, so a normal export came out empty.
Migratik reads any WordPress site (Elementor, WPBakery, Divi, Beaver, Bricks, Oxygen, Gutenberg, Classic) and hands you one clean file with everything that matters for a migration: rendered content, SEO meta, old URLs for redirects, ACF/JetEngine/Pods fields, and images. It's read-only, so it's safe on a live site.
The free core (JSON) is live on WordPress.org. Pro turns that capture into Markdown/MDX, WXR, or CSV and bundles the media with URLs rewritten.
I'd love your feedback, especially on formats or destinations you'd want next.
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Being able to pick specific post types or date ranges before exporting would be a huge time saver for big sites. Right now I imagine it pulls everything by default, which gets unwieldy when you only need a slice of the archive to migrate or back up. A simple filter modal before the export runs would solve that nicely.
Being able to pick specific post types or date ranges before exporting would be a huge time saver for big sites. Right now I imagine it pulls everything by default, which gets unwieldy when you only need a slice of the archive to migrate or back up. A simple filter modal before the export runs would solve that nicely.