Import And Export SEO Settings

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Set your SEO configuration up once, then move it between sites. The Import/Export tool saves your Nexter SEO settings to a JSON file you can load on another site — handy for migrating from staging to live, cloning a baseline across client sites, or keeping a backup.

Nexter → Content SEO → Tools → Import / Export.

 

How To Import & Export SEO Settings?

 

Export

  1. Open Tools in the left-hand nav and click Import / Export.
  2. In the Export section, turn on the setting groups you want to include.
  3. Click Export to download a .json file.

 

Import

  1. On the destination site, open the same Import / Export screen.
  2. Drag your .json file onto the drop area, or click Choose File.
  3. Click Import.
Nexter SEO Import / Export screen showing the import drop area and export toggles

 

Import

  • Drop area / Choose File — accepts a .json settings file exported from another site. Only .json files are accepted.
  • Import — applies the settings from the uploaded file.

 

Export

  • Global Settings — your general Nexter SEO configuration.
  • Schema Settings — your structured-data setup (schema entries and their conditions).
  • Required Resources — supporting resources needed for the settings to apply on the destination site.
  • Export — downloads the selected groups as a single .json file.

 

Good To Know

  • This is a settings transfer, not a migration importer. It moves your Nexter SEO configuration between sites — it does not import meta data from Rank Math, Yoast, or other SEO plugins.
  • Export Schema Settings together with Global Settings when cloning a full setup, so schema and conditions arrive intact.
  • Keep an exported file as a backup before making large changes, so you can roll back by re-importing.

 

Troubleshooting

  • Import does nothing or errors. Confirm the file is a .json exported from Nexter SEO (not another plugin) and that it is not truncated.
  • Some settings did not carry over. Re-export with all relevant groups enabled (Global, Schema, Required Resources) and import again.

Related: Structured Data (Schema) Overview · Nexter SEO Dashboard Overview

 

 

This is how you can move your Nexter SEO settings between sites.

About the Author

Photo of Aditya Sharma CMO of Nexter
CMO at POSIMYTH Innovations · Nexter · 7 years experience

He has spent years in the WordPress ecosystem building, breaking, and optimizing sites until they actually perform. He works at the intersection of speed, growth, and usability, helping creators ship websites that load fast and convert. An active WordPress community contributor sharing through tools, tutorials, and direct collaboration. Tested practice, not theory.

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