Import and export your blog

Dashboard > Data

The Data page has three tabs: Import, Export and API keys.

The Data page Import tab with the platforms to import from

Import posts

Pick where your posts are now. Each import runs in the background and emails you when it finishes. Nothing goes live until you deploy.

Type	Sources
CMS platforms	WordPress, Ghost, Webflow, Wix, Drupal, Framer, Shopify
Blog platforms	Medium, Blogger
Static site generators	Docusaurus, Jekyll, Hugo
Files	Spreadsheet, JSON or ZIP

To bring in a single post, use Import posts on the Posts page and choose a .docx, .md or .html file.

Your URLs are kept

Imports keep each post's slug, including nested slugs such as guides/getting-started. Links to your old posts keep working once your domain points to Superblog.

Images during the free trial

On the free trial, imported posts keep loading their images from your old site. Images are copied to Superblog's CDN only on a paid plan. To move the images too:

Keep your old site online.
Upgrade to a paid plan.
Delete the imported posts, and run the import again.

Edits you made to imported posts before re-importing are lost, so re-import before you start editing.

Jekyll and Hugo

Upload a ZIP of your site, or of its _posts folder (Jekyll) or content folder (Hugo). Your URLs are kept, and front matter is read for titles, dates and slugs.

Framer

Export your Framer CMS collection as a CSV with the CMS export plugin, then upload it and map its columns. Up to 300 posts per file.

Export your blog

Export	What you get
Complete data	Every post, page, tag, category and setting, as one JSON file. Click Export.
Your whole blog, ready to host	Every page as it is published, with its images, to put on any static host. Click Build download; we email you when it is ready. The file is kept for 24 hours. Serve it at the root of a domain, not in a subfolder.

API keys

API keys let the REST API, MCP and integrations such as Zapier work with your blog. See Create API keys.