Features

Import Data From Your Old WordPress SEO Plugin

Many people stick with an SEO plugin they have outgrown because they don’t want to redo years of titles, descriptions, and redirects. You do not have to. CrawlWP finds the data your old plugin saved and copies it across in a few clicks.

What it does

What the CrawlWP SEO data importer does

Import your data from six popular WordPress SEO plugins with one click per plugin.

The Import SEO Data screen in CrawlWP, showing Yoast SEO, Rank Math, All in One SEO, SEOPress, The SEO Framework and Slim SEO with their post, term and redirect counts

Several plugins supported

Yoast SEO, Rank Math, All in One SEO, SEOPress, The SEO Framework, and Slim SEO.

Found automatically

CrawlWP finds each SEO plugin’s data, even if it is deactivated, as long as the data is still in your database.

See the counts first

Each plugin shows how many posts, terms, and redirects it holds before you import.

Titles and descriptions

Your custom SEO titles and meta descriptions come across.

Robots rules and canonical URLs

noindex, nofollow, and canonical settings are copied too.

Social images

The images you set for Facebook, X, and other sites are carried over.

Redirects too

Your redirects are copied from where your old SEO plugin stored them.

One click per plugin

Click Import next to the plugin you are leaving.

Your CrawlWP values are safe

Titles and descriptions already in CrawlWP are kept unless you tick overwrite.

Nothing is deleted

The importer copies your data. Your old plugin’s data stays where it is.

Switch back at any time

Reactivate your old plugin and everything it had is still there.

Free

Importing SEO data is part of CrawlWP Lite, the free version.

Why it matters

Why switching SEO plugins is easier than you think

The hardest part of changing SEO plugins is the data: years of titles, descriptions, and redirects. Redoing them by hand could take weeks.

The importer copies them for you, and CrawlWP never changes your URLs. To search engines, your site looks the same after the switch.

  • Keep your custom titles and meta descriptions
  • Keep your redirects, so old links still work
  • Keep your noindex and canonical settings
  • Avoid losing rankings to missing data
  • Try CrawlWP with nothing to lose

How it works

Switch SEO plugins in three steps

It usually takes a few minutes to switch from another WordPress SEO plugin.

Step 1

Install CrawlWP

Keep your old plugin installed for now. CrawlWP reads its data straight from your database.

Step 2

Import your data

Open Import SEO Data, check the counts, then click Import next to your old plugin. Tick overwrite only if you want to replace titles and descriptions already in CrawlWP.

Step 3

Check, then deactivate

Spot-check a few posts, then deactivate your old plugin so two plugins do not add the same tags.

After the import

Tidy up after you switch

The importer does the heavy lifting. A few quick checks finish the job.

  • Check a few important posts: title, description, and canonical URL.
  • Review your title templates in Title & Meta for posts without a custom title.
  • Check Site Information so your schema shows the right name and logo.
  • Use the bulk SEO editor to fix titles that are too long.
  • Deactivate your old SEO plugin.
The CrawlWP bulk SEO editor, used to tidy up imported titles and descriptions

Questions

Importing SEO data questions

Answers to the questions people ask most about moving to CrawlWP from another SEO plugin.

Which plugins can I import from?

Yoast SEO, Rank Math, All in One SEO, SEOPress, The SEO Framework, and Slim SEO.

What exactly is copied?

SEO titles, meta descriptions, robots rules, canonical URLs, social images, and redirects.

Will I lose my rankings if I switch?

No. The importer keeps your titles, descriptions, canonical URLs, and redirects, and CrawlWP never changes your URLs.

Is anything deleted from my old plugin?

No. The import copies your data rather than moving it, so reactivating the old plugin brings back exactly what it had.

Can I import from a plugin I already deactivated?

Yes, as long as its data is still in your database. CrawlWP finds it and shows the counts.

Will the import replace titles I already set in CrawlWP?

No. Existing CrawlWP titles and descriptions are kept unless you tick overwrite.

Can I keep both plugins active?

Not for long. Running two SEO plugins at once adds duplicate meta tags and competing sitemaps. Import your data, then deactivate the old one.

Is the importer free?

Yes. It is part of CrawlWP Lite, the free version.

Pricing

Straightforward pricing, every feature included

Standard

For 1 Site

$59

/ year

  • On-page SEO
  • Advanced Sitemaps
  • Improved Search Indexing
  • Auto-Indexing
  • Index Status Checker
  • SEO Insights Dashboard
  • SEO Email Reports
  • Premium Support

Pro

For 5 Sites

$159

/ year

  • On-page SEO
  • Advanced Sitemaps
  • Improved Search Indexing
  • Auto-Indexing
  • Index Status Checker
  • SEO Insights Dashboard
  • SEO Email Reports
  • Premium Support

Agency

For Unlimited Sites

$259

/ year

  • On-page SEO
  • Advanced Sitemaps
  • Improved Search Indexing
  • Auto-Indexing
  • Index Status Checker
  • SEO Insights Dashboard
  • SEO Email Reports
  • Premium Support

Standard

For 1 Site

$359

once

  • On-page SEO
  • Improved Search Indexing
  • Auto-Indexing
  • Index Status Checker
  • SEO Insights Dashboard
  • SEO Email Reports
  • Premium Support

Pro

For 5 Sites

$559

once

  • On-page SEO
  • Improved Search Indexing
  • Auto-Indexing
  • Index Status Checker
  • SEO Insights Dashboard
  • SEO Email Reports
  • Premium Support

Agency

For Unlimited Sites

$759

once

  • On-page SEO
  • Improved Search Indexing
  • Auto-Indexing
  • Index Status Checker
  • SEO Insights Dashboard
  • SEO Email Reports
  • Premium Support