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Move a whole Urmi site, or parts of it, to another WordPress site with a site kit: what is included, what never is, and how to import it.

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A site kit is one .zip file with everything you built with Urmi: the Design System, Theme Builder templates, pages and posts, menus, the images and files they use, custom fonts and settings. Use it to start a new site from an existing one, to move a site you built on your computer to a live server, or as a design backup.

Both parts are in Urmi → Settings → Import & export. Only administrators can export or import site kits.

Export a site kit

  1. Open Import & export

    Go to Urmi → Settings → Import & export.

  2. Choose the parts

    In Export this site, untick anything you do not want to include. The numbers show how many items each part has.

  3. Export

    Click Export site kit. Urmi collects everything and your browser downloads the zip file.

What each part contains

PartContents
Design SystemColors, fonts, text styles, sizes, buttons and classes.
Theme BuilderHeaders, footers, singles, archives, popups, saved sections, loop items and mega menus, with their display conditions.
Pages & postsEvery page and post built with Urmi, with its status.
MenusYour navigation menus, their mega menus and menu locations.
Images & filesEvery image and file those parts use, packed inside the zip.
Custom fontsThe font files you uploaded.
SettingsUrmi settings, such as the post types, the cookie banner and your business details.

What is never included

A site kit never contains passwords, API keys or other secrets:

  • no newsletter service keys and no CAPTCHA keys
  • no webhook addresses of forms (webhook, Slack, Discord), because they work like passwords
  • no MCP API keys, connected apps or AI activity

Some settings belong to one site only and stay behind: maintenance mode, role access levels, the uninstall setting and how long form submissions are kept.

A site kit also does not contain form submissions, users, comments, posts and pages that were not built with Urmi, other plugins or your theme.

Tip

A site kit is not a full backup of WordPress. Use your host's backup or a backup plugin for that. A site kit is the easiest way to move your designs.

Import a site kit

  1. Open Import & export on the other site

    Install and activate Urmi there, then go to Urmi → Settings → Import & export.

  2. Choose the file

    In Import a site kit, click Choose a site kit (.zip) or drop the file on it. The card shows the largest file the server accepts. Nothing changes yet: Urmi only reads the kit.

  3. Check what is inside

    The card shows where the kit comes from, when it was exported and with which Urmi version, and lists its parts with their counts. Untick anything you do not want.

  4. Decide what to do with items that already exist

    If pages, templates or menus with the same name already exist, choose Keep mine, Replace mine or Keep both (see below).

  5. Choose the options

    Decide whether to Activate headers, footers and other templates and whether to Use the kit's home page.

  6. Import

    Click Import. Urmi uploads the images first, then creates the templates, pages and menus. Keep the page open until it says Import finished.

The Import a site kit card after choosing a file: the kit's origin and date, the parts with counts, 31 items that already exist with Keep mine, Replace mine and Keep both, and the options to activate templates and use the kit's home page
Choose what to import before anything changes.

Items that already exist

ChoiceWhat happens
Keep mineYour existing items stay as they are; only new items are added. The default.
Replace mineYour existing templates, pages and menus with the same name are overwritten with the kit's.
Keep bothThe kit's copies are added next to yours.

Options

OptionWhat it does
Activate headers, footers and other templatesPublishes the templates with the display conditions they had on the original site. Off: they arrive as drafts.
Use the kit's home pageSets the home page under Settings → Reading like on the original site.

The Design System part replaces your current Design System, as the badge next to it says. A restore point is kept, so you can go back from the Design System history.

After importing

The Import finished message counts what was created, replaced and kept, and how many files were added to the media library. Below it, Worth a look lists anything that needs your attention, for example a template type that does not exist on this site. Each new item has an Edit link.

Good to know:

  • Pages keep their status. Pages that were published on the original site are published here too. Templates follow the Activate option.
  • Links are updated. Images, templates, popups, menus and links between pages point to the new copies on this site.
  • Importing twice does not duplicate images. Files that came from the same kit before are reused.
  • Connect your services again. Enter your newsletter and CAPTCHA keys on the new site, set up an AI provider under Settings → Connectors if you use AI writing, and paste form webhook addresses into the forms that need them.
  • Multilingual sites: with WPML or Polylang active on both sites, pages and templates get their language.