Pages & Posts
Migration of important pages, blog posts, content blocks, titles, body content, categories, and basic structure.
Drupal to WordPress Migration
Move from Drupal to WordPress cleanly.
Migration support for businesses that want to move pages, posts, media, users, menus, and content structure into a cleaner WordPress setup.
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WordPress Migration
Content, structure, media & setup
Content migration
Pages, posts, custom content, categories, and content structure.
Media transfer
Images, documents, featured images, and media library organization.
Clean WordPress structure
A manageable WordPress setup with clear pages, menus, and sections.
Built for smoother editing
Move to a WordPress website that is easier for teams to update, manage, and improve over time.
What’s Included
Migration support from old Drupal setup to WordPress.
A structured migration process to move your important website content into WordPress with cleaner editing and easier management.
Images & Media
Transfer of images, PDFs, downloadable files, featured images, and core media assets into WordPress.
Menu & Page Structure
Setup of WordPress pages, menus, parent-child relationships, and navigation flow for easier management.
Users & Roles
Migration or recreation of user accounts, roles, permissions, and admin/editor access where needed.
Plugin & Feature Mapping
Review Drupal features and map them to WordPress plugins, custom sections, or simpler alternatives.
Testing & Cleanup
Review migrated content, fix broken formatting, clean unnecessary clutter, and test important pages.
Migration Flow
A clear process from Drupal to WordPress.
The goal is to move content carefully, reduce confusion, and make the new WordPress website easier to manage.
01
Audit Current Drupal Site
Review pages, content types, media, menus, forms, users, modules, and important functionality.
02
Plan WordPress Structure
Decide how Drupal content will map into WordPress pages, posts, custom post types, categories, and menus.
03
Migrate Content & Media
Move content, images, files, relationships, and page structure into the new WordPress environment.
04
Design, Test & Launch
Clean layouts, test important pages, verify forms and menus, then prepare the WordPress site for launch.
Comparison
Drupal vs WordPress for business websites.
Drupal is powerful, but WordPress is often easier for teams that want simpler editing, faster updates, and more flexible day-to-day website management.
| Area | Drupal | WordPress |
|---|---|---|
| Ease of editing | Can feel technical for non-developers, especially with complex content types and admin flows. | Easier for teams to update pages, posts, media, menus, and basic content without developer help. |
| Day-to-day management | Often needs more technical understanding to manage modules, structure, permissions, and updates. | Simpler dashboard, familiar admin experience, and easier content publishing workflow. |
| Design flexibility | Flexible, but layout changes usually depend more on developer-level setup. | Easier to create modern layouts with Elementor, reusable sections, and lightweight page code. |
| Extensions | Strong module ecosystem, but configuration can become complex for smaller business teams. | Large plugin ecosystem for forms, eCommerce, memberships, LMS, marketing, and integrations. |
| Maintenance | Updates and maintenance can be more involved depending on version, modules, and custom work. | Easier maintenance cycle for many small and mid-sized websites, especially with regular care. |
| Best fit | Complex enterprise systems, advanced permissions, and highly custom content architecture. | Business websites, landing pages, blogs, service websites, eCommerce, and content-heavy sites. |
Migration recommendation
If your team wants easier editing, cleaner page management, and a simpler website workflow, moving from Drupal to WordPress can make the website easier to maintain long-term.
Best For
Drupal sites ready for a simpler CMS.
WordPress is easier for many teams to edit, manage, and extend without depending on a complex Drupal setup for every small change.
Business Websites
Move company pages, service pages, media, and contact sections.
Content Websites
Move articles, categories, authors, images, and content archives.
Learning Websites
Move structured content, resources, downloadable files, and page hierarchy.
Non-profit Websites
Move campaigns, team pages, donation information, resources, and forms.
Checklist
What I review before migration.
Every Drupal site is different, so the migration starts with a proper review of what needs to move and what can be simplified.
Drupal version and current hosting setup
Pages, posts, and custom content types
Images, files, downloads, and media paths
Menus, page hierarchy, and internal links
Forms, admin workflows, and user roles
Features that need plugins or custom work
Important pages that must be tested before launch
Post-launch fixes and maintenance requirements
Migration Scope
Flexible migration options.
Final scope depends on website size, content complexity, Drupal version, custom modules, forms, and required WordPress functionality.
Content Migration
For websites that mainly need pages, posts, images, and basic structure moved into WordPress.
- Pages and posts
- Media and files
- Basic menu setup
Popular
Full Website Migration
For business websites that need content migration, WordPress setup, page cleanup, and launch support.
- Content and media
- Menus and page hierarchy
- WordPress layout setup
- Testing and launch support
Custom Migration
For complex Drupal sites with custom content types, custom modules, users, forms, or special functionality.
- Custom content mapping
- Feature planning
- Plugin or custom solution support
- Extended testing
FAQ
Common questions.
Can all Drupal content be moved to WordPress?
Most standard content can be moved, including pages, posts, media, categories, and users. Complex custom modules or special content structures need to be reviewed before confirming scope.
Will the new WordPress site look exactly like the old Drupal site?
It can be rebuilt close to the existing design, or refreshed with a cleaner modern layout. The best approach depends on your brand, content, and current Drupal design quality.
Do you migrate forms and custom functionality?
Yes, but forms and custom functionality need to be reviewed. Some features can be handled with WordPress plugins, while others may need custom development.
How long does Drupal to WordPress migration take?
Small sites can be moved faster, while larger sites with custom content types, many pages, files, users, and special features need more time. The timeline is confirmed after reviewing the Drupal setup.
Get Started
Ready to move from Drupal to WordPress?
Share your Drupal website URL and what you want to move. I’ll review the current setup and suggest the right migration scope.