Connector · Database export
Rebuild Drupal, TYPO3 and Magento sites — from a database export.
Recognised from your landing page: Drupal, TYPO3, Magento, PrestaShop, OpenCart and Concrete CMS. Zip your SQL dump together with your files folder and upload it. ReWynder parses the dump itself — nothing runs on your server, and a crawl of the public site stands behind the upload.
- Upload your database and files
A zip containing your SQL dump and your files folder. ReWynder parses the dump itself — no access to your server is needed.
- Read the public site
A real browser renders every page — sitemap first, then every link — and captures text, structure, images, computed styles and screenshots. Always available, always last.
How the upload works
- One zip: your SQL dump (.sql) and your files folder
- Up to 20 GB, in resumable chunks — a dropped connection picks up where it left off
- The dump is parsed by ReWynder’s own streaming reader; media is copied from the archive
- Content tables feed the site model; sessions, caches and user tables are ignored
- The upload session is valid for 15 minutes to start and lives in a bucket with a hard 7-day delete rule
Before we copy your data
A database can hold personal data of your customers or members. Before a database is copied, the data-processing terms are shown and recorded, and you choose what happens to personal data:
- Leave out user accounts and customer data (recommended)
- Pseudonymise personal data
- Include everything
Consent is per class of data and re-checked on every step; a database consent never carries over to anything else.
Drupal and TYPO3
Content types with many nodes or records are recognised as collections; the public site is read as well, so what the dump does not describe — rendered layouts, computed styles — is still captured.
Magento, PrestaShop, OpenCart
Catalogues become collections in the new site’s CMS; product pages are priced as one template. A checkout is inventoried as functionality and rebuilt within the package you choose.
No export at hand?
Skip the step. A real browser reads every public page — sitemap first, then every link — and the rebuild proceeds from the rendered site. You can add exports later as enrichment.
Read more at the source
The systems this upload covers, in their own documentation.
- Drupal documentation Content types, fields, taxonomy and files, as Drupal stores them.
- TYPO3 documentation Pages, content elements and file references in TYPO3.
- Adobe Commerce (Magento) documentation Catalogue, categories and CMS pages in Magento.
- mysqldump reference The dump format the upload expects for the database.
Rebuild your Drupal, TYPO3 or Magento site — start with nine designs.
Upload the export when you confirm one — or let the crawler read the site.
ReWynder is not open to customers yet — both buttons lead to the waiting list today, and we write the moment you can start.