Get your blog out of Weebly
Weebly (now part of Square) has one export: Settings → General → Archive emails you a ZIP of your site's static pages. Its help page is clear about what's missing: “Blog and store pages aren't included in the export as they rely directly on our database.” For most people the blog is the part worth keeping.
Decamp reads your published Weebly site and packs every blog post (with its date and approved comments), your regular pages and the image files themselves into one ZIP: a WordPress import file, a Ghost package, a Webflow/Framer CSV, Markdown and HTML, plus a redirect map for your old URLs.
Free inventory and 3-post preview. One payment per site when you download.
1. Export with Decamp
Paste your Weebly address (your own domain or name.weebly.com). The free inventory counts your blog posts and pages, and lists what can't move (store pages, forms).
Prove the site is yours: drag a Text element onto your home page in the Weebly editor, paste the short code Decamp shows and publish. Delete it after the check.
Look at the free preview of your newest posts, pay once and download the ZIP. Keep the Weebly site published until you've imported: Decamp reads the live site.
2. Import on the new platform
WordPress: Tools → Import → WordPress, upload the file from the wordpress/ folder and tick “Download and import file attachments”. Posts, pages, images and comments arrive in one go.
Ghost, Webflow, Framer, Squarespace and static sites each have their own folder and steps in README.md.
3. Keep your links working
Weebly blog posts live at /blog/post-title (or under whatever your blog page is called). The redirects/ folder has 301 files for WordPress, Netlify, Cloudflare, Apache, Nginx and more, and the free redirect checker confirms each one works.
Using Square Online?
Decamp supports classic Weebly sites. If your site was built with Square Online, the inventory tells you straight away and you can join the waiting list. Nothing is charged.
Questions
Does my Weebly store come across?
No. Store products and checkout aren't part of the export. Your blog posts, comments, pages, text and images are.
What about PDFs and other files I uploaded?
They come along. Each one is saved in the files/ folder of the ZIP, and the WordPress import copies them into your media library and updates the links. On other platforms, upload them from files/.
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