Leave any page builder for native ACF blocks
Elementor, Divi, WPBakery, Oxygen, Bricks — even Wix, Squarespace and Webflow. AIRA reads the rendered site and maps every section into your WordPress blocks, so you escape the lock-in without the copy-and-paste.
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Why move off a page builder
Builders win the first hour of a project. Native ACF blocks win every year after it.
Faster, leaner sites
Native blocks output clean HTML and far less inline CSS/JS than any builder — straight into your Core Web Vitals.
No lock-in
ACF blocks are your code and your markup. No builder runtime shipped to visitors, no plugin that can be sold or abandoned.
One editor
Your team works in Gutenberg, not a builder bolted on top of it — fewer support tickets after handover.
Lower cost at scale
No per-site builder licences across a portfolio of client sites.
How migration works — whatever you're leaving
Build your ACF blocks first
Register your target block library and export the field groups as JSON, so the content has a clean structure to land in.
Migrate from the rendered site
Crawl the live front-end — what visitors and search engines see — not the builder's raw shortcodes or postmeta. Each section is classified into one of your blocks.
Review, import, redirect
Fix any low-confidence blocks, import as drafts with media and links handled, then 301-redirect changed URLs so rankings hold.
WordPress page builders
Step-by-step migration guides for every major builder and theme framework.
Other platforms
Not even on WordPress yet? AIRA reads any reachable site and rebuilds it on WordPress.
Prefer the deep dive? Read the complete page builder exit guide or compare migration approaches.
Page builder migration FAQ
Can I migrate off any page builder to native blocks?
Yes. Because the migration reads the rendered front-end rather than a builder's proprietary data, the source builder doesn't matter — Elementor, Divi, WPBakery, Oxygen, Bricks and more all map into your ACF blocks the same way.
What about non-WordPress platforms like Wix or Squarespace?
Same approach. AIRA crawls any reachable site — Wix, Squarespace, Webflow or a static site — and classifies each section into your WordPress ACF blocks. The destination is always your WordPress build.
Will leaving a page builder hurt my SEO?
Not if you carry over titles, meta descriptions and canonicals and set 301 redirects for any URL that changes. The markup changes, but rankings are tied to content and URLs, which you preserve.
Do I have to rebuild every page by hand?
No — that's the point. The slow part, re-mapping each section into native blocks, is automated by crawling and classifying, with a review step before anything is imported as a draft.
Escape the builder on your next rebuild
Crawl the old site free and see exactly how every section maps to your ACF blocks.
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