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Import & Export

Import and export posts via CSV – ideal for bulk maintenance and migrations.

Via Import & Export you maintain many posts at once: you import a CSV file or export your existing content in the same format. Import and export use the same column layout, so an export can always be read back in.

Import

You reach the import via the Import button on the dashboard. A wizard guides you in four steps: Select file → Analysis → Import → Done.

Step 1 of the import wizard
Function
Description

Drag a CSV file here

Drop the file via drag-and-drop or click to choose it. Supported are .csv (UTF-8) up to 20 MB; the separator is detected automatically.

Import sample data

Loads a ready-made sample dataset – handy for trying things out.

Download template

Downloads an empty CSV with all columns as a starting point.

After selecting, the wizard analyses the file (detected records and columns), runs the import and shows a summary at the end (created posts, categories, tags, authors).

CSV format

Columns with a language reference carry the language code as a suffix (e.g. title.de-DE, title.en-GB). Multiple values (blogs, tags) are separated with |.

Column
Description

key

Unique key of the row.

blogs

Blog(s) the post is assigned to (several with |).

categories

Category of the post.

tags

Tags (several with |).

author

Author – created automatically if needed.

status

draft, scheduled or published.

published_at

Publication date (e.g. 2025-06-22).

impressions

Initial view count.

layout

Optional layout name.

title.<locale>

Title per language.

description.<locale>

Main text (HTML) per language.

seo_path.<locale>

URL slug per language.

meta_title.<locale> / meta_description.<locale>

SEO fields per language.

Export

You find the export in the import area in the Export tab.

Function
Description

Scope

Choose All blogs or a single blog as the export scope.

Export

Downloads the CSV – in the same format as the import (including SEO), so it can be imported again directly.

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