1. Backup Location:

Choose to store the backup to localhost (the web server), or to cloud storage.

2. Backup Content:

Choose to back up the entire site, WordPress files only, database only, or custom content.

3. Database Backup:

Back up database of the website only.

4. Files & Folders Backup:

Back up WordPress files of the website only.

5. Advanced Settings:

Globally exclude files/folders inside the wp-content folder from the backup.

6. Comment The Backup:

Add a comment to the backup for easier identification.

1. WordPress default tables:

Back up core tables in a WordPress website database.

2. Tables created by plugins or themes:

Back up tables created by plugins or themes you’ve installed on the website.

3. Tables with different prefix:

Back up tables that are with a different prefix from the default WordPress database prefix.

4. Additional database:

Back up a web database by entering the dtabase information.

1. Folders Treeview:

Display files/folders in the wp-content folder of your website in a tree-like structure.

2. Excluded Files/Folders:

Choose to exclude specific files/folders in the wp-content folder of the website from the backup.

3. Exclude File Types:

Enter a file type, for example, gif, jpg, webp, pdf so all files of the type will be excluded from the backup.

1. Folders Treeview:

Display non-WordPress files/folders in the root folder of the website in a tree-like structure.

2. Non-Wordpress Files/Folders Will Be Backed Up:

Choose to include specific non-WordPress files/folders in the root folder of the website in the backup.