Migrate from Webflow to Stackbit

Migrate your website to Stackbit all at once; or do a gradual transition over time.

Based on your situation, you may decide that the migration is so straightforward and the business benefits so immediate that you choose the first option. Or you may decide to validate project success in stages as you progressively move your site over one section at a time.

Either way, Stackbit makes the change easy and transparent.

Webflow also allows you to export your collections content as CSV files. It's a pretty seamless process that we'll link to directly in our documentation.

If you'd like to keep the existing code built with Webflow, you can export it directly through Webflow–link is in our docs. Optionally, you may decide you want to completely rewrite your components and pages.

Once you've exported your content, it's time to transform and import it into your new content source. You can choose any headless CMS you prefer or just use structured flat files in github. This process varies depending on the types of pages and content you're working with.

Next, you need to pull content for your website pages and components from the new content source. You can do this through direct APIs from the content source or through helper libraries. For more detail, see our docs.

You're almost there! Just go through your normal pre-launch tasks, such as ensuring all SEO content is in place and page speeds are performing well. You can choose any hosting provider you'd like, wire up the DNS, and go live!