Exclude specific files/folders and database tables from a backup, or exclude files of certain types.

You can even choose to include non-wordpress files/folders and web databases when taking a backup.

Set up an incremental backup schedule, so the plugin will only back up files that are newly created or changed since the last full backup, which saves you great server resources and disk space.

You can set up as many general backup schedules as you want, which is very useful when you need to back up different parts of a website at different frequencies.

WPvivid Backup & Migration Pro offers 3 ways for migrating a WordPress website:

1. Direct site-to-site migration (auto migration)

2. Migration by uploading a backup

3. Migration via remote storage

Connect to and store your backups in leading cloud storage including Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, Amazon S3, s3-Compatible storage, FTP, SFTP, Wasabi, pCloud, and Backblaze.

Automatically back up plugins, themes, WordPress core and entire database before you update them. So if something goes wrong with the update, you can quickly rollback.

You can choose to exclude database tables from these auto backups.

Set how many backups to retain in local and cloud by backup types(manual, scheduled, incremental, and rollback).

You can even enable special retention settings for specific cloud storage.

Specify a super administrator to manage user access to WPvivid modules/features based on user roles: Admin, Editor, Author, Contributor, and Subscriber.

Replace WPvivid branding on the plugin UI with your own brand name and present WPvivd Backup Pro functionalities to your clients as your own service.

Set up one or multiple email addresses to receive backup reports. You can choose to get notified when a backup completes, or only when it fails, and customize the report subject for each site for easy identification.

Back up the entire WordPress multisite network or migrate it to another multisite, or migrate a subsite in a multisite network to a standalone WordPress install.

Add a comment to a backup for easy identification.

When creating a manual backup, you can choose to send the backup to a specific cloud storage, or all cloud storage.

Calculate sizes of the database and files to be backed up.

Clean up web-server disk space that WPvivid Backup Plugin has used in 1-click. Or, set up a schedule to automatically do the cleaning work.

Immediately delete outdated backups in 1-click according to the backup retention policy you have set up.

Customize the name of the folder where your backups are stored locally on the web server.

WPvivid Backup & Migration Pro uses the website’s local time for all backups, you can customize it by changing the website timezone.

When taking a manual backup, you have the option to lock it so it won’t be automatically deleted by your backup retention settings.

You can export WPvivid plugin settings from website A, then import it to website B. The exported settings includes the plugin settings, cloud storage settings, and backup schedule settings.

Encrypt your database backups by setting up a password, so no one would be able to decrypt and restore the database without knowing your password. This feaure helps you stay compliant with GDPR.

When setting up a backup schedule, you can customize everything including the backup content, backup start time, even specify cloud storage for a backup schedule.

When creating a backup schedule, you can choose to send the scheduled backups to a specific cloud storage, or all cloud storage.

Store backups of different website in their own folder in a cloud storage, which helps easily distinguish and manage backups if you are backing up many sites into a single cloud storage.

You can choose to send a backup to multiple cloud storage for an extra layer of  safety.

Besides the global retention settings, you can even enable special backup retention settings for each cloud storage which has higher prioirty.

Send a backup of the source site directly to the destination site and restore, which is the fastest migration way between two sites on the same data center or server.

Download a backup of the source site and upload it to the destination site and restore, which is the most stable migration way.

Send a backup of the source site to cloud storage and restore it on the destination site, which works for all situations.

Customize what to migrate from the source site to the destination site:

1. Exclude specific files/folders, files of certain types, or database tables.

2. Include non-wordpress files/folders, even web databases.

Ask for support by sending us the debug information from your website in 1 click.

Scan your website’s media library for any image that is not being used on the site, and isolate and delete unused images. This helps free up your server space and improve your website performance.

Quickly create a snapshot of your WordPress database, and restore the database from a snapshot. A snapshot is especially useful when you test database-related changes.

Immediately create a database snapshot in 1 click, no matter on which page of the site you are, no need to switch to the snapshot plugin.

Export posts or pages in bulk from a WordPress site, inlcuding posts, pages, comments, terms and images (original images, featured images and thumbnails), and import them to a new site.

Do a quick domain/url replacement in the database, so there is no need to perform a database migration.