ACF Migrate WordPress plugin

The WordPress plugin that turns an AIRA bundle into native ACF block drafts — media sideloaded, links rewritten, SEO attached.

After you commit a crawl in AIRA, download bundle.json and run the ACF Migrate plugin on your destination site. It creates draft posts and pages with serialize_block() output matching your registered block library — not generic HTML blobs.

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What migrates

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Native ACF blocks

Imports use your exact block names and field keys from the mapping spec — editors see real blocks, not shortcodes.

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Media sideload

Images referenced in blocks download to the Media Library and update block field URLs automatically.

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Link rewriting

Internal links in ACF link fields and content update to new paths from your redirect map.

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Draft import

Nothing publishes until you review. Bulk-import hundreds of pages, then QA in batches.

How it works

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Download from AIRA

Commit your reviewed crawl in the AIRA app and download bundle.json plus the plugin zip.

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Install on destination

Upload the ACF Migrate plugin to your new WordPress build. ACF Pro and your block library must be registered first.

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Run the import

Point the plugin at bundle.json. Drafts appear in wp-admin with blocks, media and SEO ready for review.

Want the full walkthrough?

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Common questions

Do I need ACF Pro?expand_more
Yes. AIRA outputs native ACF blocks. Your destination site needs ACF Pro with the same block library you exported to generate the mapping spec.
Can I re-run an import?expand_more
Yes — useful after fixing mapping in AIRA. Import again as drafts and compare. Delete or overwrite previous draft imports as part of your QA workflow.
Where do I get the plugin?expand_more
Download the ACF Migrate importer from the AIRA app after committing a crawl. It's included with every account — no separate licence.

Try it on your next rebuild

Crawl and preview free. 10 credits on signup — pay only when you commit.

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