Which website builders let you take your content with you?

Wix

• Blog posts can't be exported. Currently, it is not possible to export blog posts to other platforms. Source
• No backup of the site outside Wix. Currently, it is not possible to back up your site externally. Source
• No HTML export: the site has to run on Wix. Since Wix is a SaaS solution, your site must run on Wix's servers. Source
• Media downloads one folder selection at a time. You cannot bulk download all your media files at once. Source
• CMS collections you built yourself export as CSV. Source

How to export a Wix blog anyway →

Squarespace

• One blog, as a WordPress file. More than one blog page and drafts aren't exported. One blog page, including all of its posts and up to 1000 comments per post. Source
• Album, cover, index, info, calendar, portfolio and store pages are left out, as are video, audio and product blocks. Source
• Images are referenced by link, which breaks when you cancel. the image links stop working after you cancel Source
• No bulk image download, and uploaded videos can't be downloaded. It's not possible to download all images from your site in bulk Source

Export every Squarespace blog, with images →

GoDaddy Websites + Marketing

• Backups stay inside GoDaddy and leave out blogs and images. doesn't include other parts of your account, such as blogs, marketing emails, products, appointments or images. Source
• The terms don't allow moving the builder site to another host (your own content stays yours). you may not migrate or otherwise transfer any such website to another hosting provider. Source
• Store products export as CSV. Source

Export a GoDaddy Website Builder site →

Jimdo

• No export or self-made backup, on either builder. Jimdo suggests saving pages one by one with a browser extension. At Jimdo, there is also no option for creating a backup of your website yourself. Source
• Creator content doesn't move to the newer Jimdo builder either. The content on your Creator website can't be moved over to your Jimdo website. Source

Export a Jimdo Creator site →

Weebly

• Settings → General → Archive emails a ZIP of the site's static pages; it can't be imported back into Weebly. You'll receive an email shortly with a link to download the archive as a ZIP file. Source
• Blog and store pages aren't in it. Blog and store pages aren't included in the export as they rely directly on our database. Source

Webflow

• Code export (HTML, CSS, JS and an images folder) needs a paid Workspace plan. Code export is only available on Workspace plans Source
• CMS content isn't in the code export; collections export as CSV instead. You can export CMS Collections … in CSV format Source

Framer

• Framer's help says published files can be downloaded, while a plugin listed on Framer's marketplace says there is no HTML export. We'd call it unclear. You can download these files at any time Source
• CMS collections export as CSV with Framer's own plugin. export any CMS collection as a CSV file Source

Shopify

• No blog export in the admin: Shopify's own guide says to copy and paste, or use the API or an app. Optional: Copy and paste your blog posts and online store pages. Source
• Theme downloads contain no content. Theme downloads don't include your store's products, collections, menus, pages, blog posts, images, or other files Source

Carrd

• Pro Plus and above can download a site's HTML, CSS and JS. Forms don't work in the download. Carrd has no blog. Requires Pro Plus or higher Source

Strikingly

• No site export; posts can only be copied to another Strikingly site. Unfortunately, we don't allow exporting of sites yet. Source