Usually transferable
- text, images and documents
- the domain and HTTPS
- important SEO metadata
- analytics and verification codes
- the old URL list and useful content
Canva · Tilda · WordPress
Canva or Tilda to WordPress Migration
I rebuild the website in WordPress without blindly copying it. Useful content and the recognisable design stay, while forms, analytics, mobile layouts and technical SEO are implemented properly.
What the website migration includes
Scope depends on the number of pages, languages and integrations. Before development, we agree what stays, what improves and which URLs must be protected.
Structure and content
I move texts, images, files, navigation and important pages. Duplicate or outdated sections can be removed after approval.
Responsive layouts
The website is checked on phones and tablets. Complex blocks are rebuilt instead of merely being scaled down.
Forms and enquiries
Forms can send to email, Telegram, a CRM or another agreed channel, with delivery tested before launch.
Technical SEO
Important titles and descriptions are carried over, with canonical, sitemap, robots and 301 redirects configured.
Analytics
Existing analytics can be retained, with form and key action tracking that does not send personal data in events.
WordPress editing
Core texts, images, pages and repeated elements can be edited from WordPress.
What can be moved and what must be rebuilt
Canva and Tilda do not provide a ready WordPress structure. Assets can be retained, but a working website needs a new implementation.
Needs to be rebuilt
- responsive HTML and styling
- navigation, page templates and components
- forms, payments and integrations
- WordPress structure and permissions
- mobile states and accessibility
I inspect the source website and available assets before work starts. If a design element or function cannot be moved directly, it is identified in the estimate before implementation.
How SEO is protected during migration
A new design is only part of the job. Search engines need a clear destination for every important page after the platform changes.
Inventory
I collect indexable pages, metadata, language versions, forms and connected services.
URL map
Every old URL receives a new destination or a decision to keep the address unchanged.
Rebuild
Content and metadata move into the new structure. Forms and integrations are implemented and tested separately.
Technical launch
301 redirects, canonical, sitemap, robots, HTTPS and analytics are configured.
Post-launch checks
I verify page responses, mobile layouts, forms and indexing in Google Search Console.
Migrate or improve the current website
WordPress is not necessary for every project. Sometimes fixing the current page is the more sensible option.
Stay on Canva or Tilda
- you need one simple page without complex integrations
- the current editor works well for you
- there is no plan for a large catalogue, blog or many languages
Move to WordPress
- you need dedicated SEO pages and a growing structure
- forms must connect to CRM, payments or automation
- you need your own hosting, backups and access to files
What affects the scope
The estimate is based on the source website and required functions. The same number of screen sections can still mean very different work.
Number of pages
A landing page, company website, blog and catalogue require different structures.
Language versions
URLs, the language switcher, hreflang, metadata and internal links are checked for every language.
Forms and integrations
CRM, Telegram, payments, booking and external services are assessed separately.
Source materials
The estimate depends on access to copy, images, the domain, analytics and the existing URL list.
Canva to WordPress converter, plugin or manual migration
There is no reliable converter that turns a Canva website into a production WordPress site with all functions intact. Exporting assets helps, but does not replace implementation and testing.
Importing Canva into WordPress
Images and individual assets can be exported. Sections, navigation, forms and mobile states are created in WordPress.
Elementor, Gutenberg or a theme
The design can be recreated in a suitable editor or lightweight theme. The choice depends on speed, editing and future development.
Tilda to WordPress migration
Copy and media can be retained, while blocks, forms and integrations are rebuilt. Old and new URLs are mapped before launch.
Frequently asked questions
Can the website be migrated automatically?
Some assets can be exported, but responsive layouts, forms, SEO and editing require implementation and testing.
Can the current design be retained?
Yes, if it works well and can be adapted correctly for mobile. Weak areas can be improved after approval.
Can I keep the domain and analytics?
Yes. The domain, HTTPS, analytics and verification codes can be connected to the new version.
Will migration reduce Google rankings?
No one can guarantee every ranking. URL mapping, useful content, 301 redirects, canonical, sitemap and post-launch checks reduce the risk.
Can a Canva design be moved to Elementor?
It can be recreated manually if Elementor meets the speed and maintenance requirements. This is not an automatic import.
Can I edit the website myself?
Yes. Core copy, images and pages are prepared for editing in WordPress without changing code.
What is needed for an estimate?
Send the current URL, approximate page count, languages and the forms or integrations you need.
Is WordPress migration always necessary?
No. If the current platform meets the real need, it can stay and only specific problems can be fixed.
Migration review
Show me the current website and goal
I will first inspect the source website and scope. Describe what must stay and which functions need to work after migration.