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How to Move a WordPress Site to Another Server

Updated on:
April 6, 2026
By:
Madhav Bhandari
Use this interactive demo to walk through the process of migrating your WordPress site to a new server.

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You can move your WordPress site through the migrate option. Here’s how: 

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  1. Start by logging into your hosting dashboard then click 'Sites'.
  2. Pick the site you're moving to if it's the right one before proceeding.
  3. Now, hit 'Migrate site' to kick off the moving process.
  4. Enter your site's URL in the search bar and click 'Check my site' if it's ready for migration.
  5. Choose the hosting provider you're moving to. This tells WordPress where to move your site.
  6. Upload your migration file that contains all your site's content, settings, and database info.
  7. Click 'Import' and let the magic happen. Your site will start moving to the new server.
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