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Moving from Wordpress to Blogger

We receive a few requests to move their wordpress blogs to blogger. The steps are quite simple and easy to follow.

Kindly follow instructions below,
  1. Export/Download content from WordPress.
  2. You'll get a file downloaded. Now goto -> https://wordpress-to-blogger-converter.appspot.com/
  3. Upload the file you downloaded from wordpress here by clicking "Browse" => "Convert"
  4. This will give you an XML file.
Now, in blogger,
  1. Go to Dashboard > Settings
  2. Scroll down to Manage blog section
  3. Click on Import content


  4. In the appearing popup window, please check reCaptcha and click on import.


  5. A file upload prompt will appear. Please choose your file and upload.
There you go. That should probably be it. 
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  1. Sam Nordberg16/9/19 8:22 pm

    That address for the converter no longer works. It looks like there's a version at https://wordpress-to-blogger-converter.appspot.com/

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    1. Kesava Krishnan22/6/20 9:18 pm

      Sorry for the late reply. For me, if I visit, the page is still opening without any issues. Could you please verify once again?

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