WordPress plugins for data import and export
Trusted WordPress import/export plugins for products, orders, users, and full migrations, plus habits that keep CSV and SQL moves from wrecking production.
Topics Hardening & checklists
Trusted WordPress import/export plugins for products, orders, users, and full migrations, plus habits that keep CSV and SQL moves from wrecking production.
Topics Hardening & checklists
Moving data between WordPress sites is where a lot of “quiet” disasters start: truncated CSVs, serialized URL mismatches, overwritten products, or a production import run “just to test.” The plugins below are established tools for products, orders, users, and database moves. Use them with a backup and a staging site.
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Product Import Export for WooCommerce (WebToffee / related product line) moves WooCommerce products via CSV, including categories, images, and pricing fields with mapping on import.

WP Migrate (formerly WP Migrate DB) exports the database as SQL with find/replace for URLs and paths, including serialized data. You still need a sane way to import that SQL into the target database. Strong fit for developer migrations between environments.

Advanced Order Export for WooCommerce exports orders (and related fields) to CSV, XLS, XML, or JSON with filters, column control, and label renaming. Useful for accounting and ops exports.

WP All Import imports XML/CSV with a drag-and-drop mapper, handles large files in chunks, and plays well with custom fields from other plugins and themes.

WP Ultimate CSV Importer focuses on broad CSV import/update flows, including sources from desktop, FTP, or URL, with mapping UI and multi-language content support in the Pro line.

WP All Export is the export counterpart in the WP All Import family: drag-and-drop column building, CSV/XML output, custom fields, and WooCommerce-aware exports. Exports can often be re-imported later.

Users and WooCommerce Customers Import Export (WebToffee) moves WordPress users and WooCommerce customers via CSV, including from local files or remote FTP. Powerful; lock down who can use it.

Dedicated order exporters (for example WooCommerce Export Orders Pro-style products) add scheduled CSV exports, FTP/email delivery, filters for new orders only, and column control. Pick one maintained product and stick to it rather than stacking three order exporters.

Your content and customer tables are the business. Export carefully, import on staging first, and keep offsite backups you can restore. For disaster recovery habits beyond one-off CSV jobs, see WordPress backup tips.
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