Convert Any Website to WordPress
Move your pages, posts and content without rebuilding everything from scratch.
We scan your existing website and convert its public content into a WordPress-compatible migration file.
Your original site remains untouched while you test the new WordPress version separately. When everything looks right, you can connect your domain and go live.
Convert Any Website to WordPress
Want to move an existing website to WordPress without copying every page manually? Our website to WordPress converter scans publicly accessible content and prepares a WordPress-compatible XML/WXR migration file that can be imported using the standard WordPress Importer.
The tool can work with websites created on different CMS platforms, website builders, and static HTML sites. Depending on the source website, the migration file may include pages, posts, text, images, titles, URLs, and other supported public content.
After generating the migration file, you can install WordPress on a temporary HyperHost account, import your content, and review the result before connecting your main domain.
Your original website remains online and unchanged during the migration. Complex layouts, forms, ecommerce functionality, custom scripts, and platform-specific elements may require manual adjustment after import.
Convert your existing website to WordPress, test the result, and move your domain only when the new site is ready.
More migration options from HyperHost
If your website was created with Weebly, use our dedicated Weebly to WordPress migration tool. It is designed specifically for Weebly websites and prepares their public content for WordPress import.
If you prefer to stay with a visual website builder instead of moving to WordPress, you can also follow our guide on migrating a website to a new site builder with AI.
If the original website is no longer available, archived copies may still help. Our guide explains how to restore a website from Web Archive with AI.
Frequently Asked Questions:
How can I convert an existing website to WordPress?
Enter the URL of your publicly accessible website and prepare a WordPress-compatible migration file. Then install WordPress, import the generated XML/WXR file, review the transferred content, and make any necessary adjustments before connecting your domain.
What types of websites can be converted to WordPress?
The tool is designed for publicly accessible websites, including sites built with CMS platforms, website builders, and static HTML. The amount of content that can be migrated depends on how the source website is built.
What content can be imported into WordPress?
Supported content may include pages, posts, text, images, titles, URLs, and basic site structure. Interactive elements, forms, custom scripts, ecommerce features, and complex layouts may require manual rebuilding.
Does the tool copy the complete website design?
No. The main purpose is to migrate website content into WordPress. Since different platforms use different themes, builders, and technologies, the visual design may need to be recreated or adjusted after import.
Will my current website change during conversion?
No. The tool scans publicly accessible content and prepares a separate migration file. It does not modify your existing website.
Can I test the WordPress version before changing my domain?
Yes. You can import the migration file into a temporary WordPress installation and review the new website before changing your domain or DNS settings.
How do I import the generated file into WordPress?
In the WordPress dashboard, go to Tools → Import → WordPress. Install the WordPress Importer if necessary, upload the XML/WXR file, and start the import.
Will my images be transferred to WordPress?
Many publicly accessible images can be imported into the WordPress Media Library. The result depends on how the source website stores and serves its files, so some images may require manual transfer.
Can I keep the same domain after moving to WordPress?
Yes. You can change the website platform and hosting without changing the domain itself. Connect the domain to the new WordPress website only after you have tested the migration.
What if my old website is already offline?
If copies of the site are available in Web Archive, it may still be possible to recover part of the content and rebuild the website. Archived versions may not contain every image, script, or interactive element.