by Smackcoders Inc.,
3.2 (16 reviews)
Export All Posts, Products, Orders & Users | WP Ultimate Exporter | WordPress CSV Export
Export WooCommerce products, orders, users, and any WordPress content to CSV, XML, or Excel. Bulk export posts, pages, custom post types, and more.
Compatible with WP 7
v2.24.2
Current Version v2.24.2
Updated 1 month ago
Last Update on 24 Jun, 2026
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- Version
- 2.24.2
- Last Updated
- Jun 24, 2026
- Requires WP
- 5.0+
- Tested Up To
- 7
- PHP Version
- 7.4 or higher
- Author
- Smackcoders Inc.,
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Export All Posts, Products, Orders & Users | WP Ultimate Exporter | WordPress CSV Export
There are two ways to export your content: Through the WordPress admin panel. By using a WordPress export plugin. Exporting through the WordPress Admin Panel is limited and there are plugins available with the most advanced features that the default tool does have. Primarily this export doesn't support CSV, Xls, or JSON files. To export your content from the WordPress admin panel, simply navigate to Tools > Export in the left-hand menu. From here, you can choose to export all content or only certain types of content (such as posts or pages). Once you've made your selection, click the Export button and save the resulting file to your computer. WordPress data Export via our plugin If you prefer, you can also use this plugin to export your content as a CSV, XML, XLS, or JSON file format. Simply install and activate the plugin, then navigate to the Export screen. From here, you can choose what to export, once you've made your selection, click the Export button and save the resulting file to your computer.
If you want to export your entire WordPress site, including your settings and configuration, you will need to use a plugin or manual method. For manual export, Back up your files as compressed files including wp-content or you can do it separately if the size is too big which you can merge later to the root folder. Ensure you have a copy of the wp-config.php file, it is better to have multiple version copies of this with a prefix or suffix added to the file name. You will end up updating the new domain or subdomain, DB name, DB password, and host details in the wp-config.php file to make it work in a new environment. In this case, you may need to refer it the old configurations to make sure they are correct. Finally export your WordPress DB as .sql or zip or gzip format.
You can simply compress it and move it to the desired location. Note that wp-content is the folder where your theme, plugins, media, and backups are stored. You may end up handling a very huge folder, if that is the case you can split and backup them.
If you want to export your WordPress database table to a CSV file, you can use our WordPress CSV export tool. To do this, go to the Export screen in your plugin UI. From there, you can select which type of content you'd like to export. Choose "Posts" if you want to export your blog posts, "Pages" if you want to export static pages, or choose any other options available. Choose the file type you wish to export, note you can select between CSV, XlS, XML, or JSON format. Click the "Export" button. This will process extracting the information from the WordPress database as the source and convert them into CSV or XLS files to export. Both CSV and XLS formats are openable in any spreadsheet program like Microsoft Excel.
These steps can only back up the WP core DB export that includes all your posts, pages, and comments. The core files, folders, wp-content, and media such as images, are not backed up. Both have to be managed separately, you can use a Backup plugin for the whole WordPress site backup. Assuming you have a WordPress site up and running, there are two ways to export your database. The first is by using phpMyAdmin, and the second is by using the command line. To use phpMyAdmin: Log in to phpMyAdmin. Select the database you want to export from the left-hand sidebar. Click the Export tab at the top of the page. Under Export Method, select Quick * to display only the minimal options. Scroll down to the Format-specific options section and select Microsoft Word XML format from the drop-down menu. Click Go to start the export process. To use the command line: Log in to your server via SSH. Navigate to the directory where you want to export the database file. Export the database with the following command: mysqldump -u username -p database_name > databasename.xml Enter your password when prompted. The database will be exported to an XML file in the current directory. To use the hosting control Panels: You can back up using cPanel or the hosting panel if it is supported. Search or look for ‘Download a MySQL Database Backup’ under backups. Choose the name of the WP database to download it as a gzip file. If you are not sure, get the DB name from the wp-config.php file in the root.
Yes, you can export all Custom Posts listed in the drop-down.
No, there is no limitation on the number of records you can export.
export_wp is a function for WordPress that generates the WXR export file for download. By default, this function can export all the content for post types with the can_export argument enabled and skip posts with ‘auto-draft’ status. Like any other function, developers can use it directly in themes or plugin files by attaching it to an action hook or filter hook. All plugins categorized under export use WordPress functions to process the request.
The attribute and header name are user_pass in your export file. The passwords are exported in original md5 format from WordPress DB which is easy to import back in case of site migrations without any issues. You can always skip or delete the old passwords to generate new passwords during import but that involves extra processes like emailing all users about the change and requesting them to change the temporary password, etc.,
For a controlled export, you have to use available advanced filters and options for desired results. You can also remove unwanted columns even after export by deleting them. Note this can be easy to edit, update, or delete if you choose CSV or Excel format as an option.