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All-in-One WP Migration

by ServMask

One-click full-site export and import in the browser. The simplest way to move a WordPress site — installed on 5M+.

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Last release
June 24, 2026 v7.106
WP.org rating
4.5
7.7K reviews · 5M+ installs
Backup plugin Free, Pro from $69 GPL Since 2014 Tested up to WP 7.0.1 Requires WP 3.3+ PHP 5.3+
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All-in-One WP Migration is the go-to tool when you just want to move a WordPress site without thinking about it: click Export, download a single file containing the whole site (database, media, plugins, themes), then Import it on the destination — URLs and paths are rewritten automatically, no manual search-replace. That radical simplicity is why it sits on more than five million sites. The catch lives in one number: the free version caps the size of a file you can import (bounded by your host's upload limit), and lifting that cap is what the paid Unlimited Extension is for. Premium extensions also add direct cloud-storage destinations. Made by ServMask.

Pros

  • The simplest full-site migration experience available — genuinely one-click for non-developers
  • Automatic URL and path rewriting means no manual database search-replace
  • Enormous install base and a long, stable track record
  • Free export is unlimited; you can always get your site out

Cons

  • The free version's import size limit is the well-known catch — large sites hit it and need the paid Unlimited Extension
  • Backup is really a by-product of migration; it lacks scheduling and retention in the core plugin
  • Direct cloud-storage destinations require premium extensions
  • Restore means re-importing a full export, not granular file/database recovery
When to pick All-in-One WP Migration

Pick All-in-One WP Migration when the task is 'move this site somewhere else' and you want the least friction possible. It is the friendliest option for non-developers relocating a site, and the free export always works. Buy the Unlimited Extension when your export exceeds the host import limit.

When to avoid All-in-One WP Migration

Avoid as your primary backup tool — it has no native scheduling or retention. For recurring automated backups use UpdraftPlus or BackWPup, and for developer-style cloning with an installer, Duplicator.

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Frequently asked questions

Is All-in-One WP Migration free?
The core plugin is free and exports your entire site to a single downloadable file with no size cap on export. The limit is on import: the free version can only import files up to your host's upload size limit. The paid Unlimited Extension (around $69) removes that cap, and other premium extensions add direct cloud-storage destinations.
Why does the import fail on a large site?
Because the free version caps import file size to your server's upload limit, so a large export can exceed it. You can raise the server limit, or install the Unlimited Extension, which removes the cap entirely. Export is never limited — only import.
Is All-in-One WP Migration a backup plugin?
It can produce a full-site file you can keep as a backup, but backup is a side effect of its migration design. It has no built-in scheduling or retention policy, so for true recurring backups pair it with, or choose instead, a backup-first plugin like UpdraftPlus or BackWPup.
All-in-One WP Migration vs Duplicator?
All-in-One WP Migration is the simpler one-click experience — export a file, import it, done — ideal for non-developers. Duplicator packages the site into an archive plus an installer, which is more flexible for developer workflows and staging but has a steeper learning curve. Choose AIO for simplicity, Duplicator for control.
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Product CategoryPriceLighthouse
All-in-One WP Migration this BackupFree, Pro from $69—
Duplicator BackupFree, Pro from $69—
UpdraftPlus BackupFree, Pro from $7096
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