How do I migrate my website, Instagram, and TikTok?

Open Add New Site. Select Add New Website. Add your website under Existing website and your podcast or social links in the channel fields, choose the Site Language, then select Build my site. Left on English, the site uses the language your posts or pages are written in when it is clearly another one. Podspun reads your links and builds the site. When it is done, the site is in Website Builder, where you can change anything. There is no plan to approve first.

Each page keeps its own shape: headings, paragraphs, pictures and bullet lists stay as they were, an FAQ where questions open to their answers becomes an FAQ block, and a contact or question form becomes a form in your site's Forms section with the same questions, placed where it was. Newsletter sign-up boxes, search boxes and logins are not copied, since your new site has its own.

Every blog post from your old website comes across, before and after you pay. A large blog opens once its newest 100 posts are in, and the older ones keep arriving after that; the Imports screen shows how many are left. Each podcast or social channel brings in its newest 10 items with transcripts and search. A Substack pasted in a channel field is connected to the new site: its posts are listed in the site's News and the site's search reads them. When your existing website is itself a Substack, its pages (About, Work With Me and the rest) come across as pages and its posts arrive through that same connection. Your website address works with or without www. Nothing is charged until you turn the site on, and turning it on imports the rest of each channel.

To start manually, select Add a site by hand, enter a Website Name, and select Create my site. Your account's layout is selected already; Change starting layout shows the other options. The new site includes its pages, navigation, and a contact form, and opens in the visual editor. Existing websites are unchanged. You can edit the private preview before choosing a domain and reviewing the price to publish. No payment is required to create the preview.