Products, orders, customers, passwords, coupons, blog posts and menus: everything you built on WordPress moves to Joomla 6 and J2Commerce across 48 migration tiles.
48
Migration Tiles Across Two Pages
21
Admin Interface Languages
0
Forced Password Resets on Launch Day
500
Rows Per Batch
Two organized pages. WordPress content first, WooCommerce commerce second. Every section in logical order, every tile with a live sync status.
Every migrated customer logs in with the password they already had. Three older WordPress hash formats are checked on first login and upgraded in the background, so there are no reset emails to send.
Modern order storage or legacy post-based orders: the migrator detects which one your store uses and reads from the right place.
Store name, address, currency, country, weight and dimension units, and tax behavior land in your J2Commerce configuration automatically. You are not typing any of that by hand.
Every product migrates with regular price, sale price, SKU, stock quantity, weight, and dimensions. Variations arrive with their own pricing. Attribute groups become option groups. Gallery images come across. Your catalog looks like you built it on Joomla from the start.
Every order migrates with line items, quantities, unit prices, tax amounts, shipping charges, address snapshots and order notes, and eight order statuses are mapped automatically.
Every coupon code, discount type, amount, expiry date, usage limit and minimum subtotal rule migrates, so last season's promotions still work on launch day unless you turn them off.
Every image reference inside article body content is rewritten to point to its new location by an attribute-level rewriter, so older blog posts keep their images.
Large catalogs and long order histories don't time out. Every committed row is tracked and skipped on later runs, so you can stop, close the browser and pick up where you left off.
Seven standard WordPress roles are each mapped to the closest Joomla user group. Review and adjust the map before you run it. Marketplace vendor roles are skipped automatically.
Every migrated customer logs in on day one with the password they already have. It is checked against the old format and upgraded in the background on their first login.
Customer logs in. Password works. They never knew you moved platforms.
You don't have to take your existing store offline to migrate. Connect to its database remotely over PDO, with optional SSL and a CA certificate, and run the migration at your own pace on the new Joomla server. Go live when you're ready.
Your store stays live while you build the new one. Cutover on your terms.
Every order migrates. Line items, unit prices, quantities, tax amounts, shipping charges, billing and shipping address snapshots, and the internal order notes your team wrote over the years. Eight order statuses automatically mapped to their J2Commerce equivalents.
When a customer calls about an old order, you have the full record.
The migrator moves every product, order and customer to J2Commerce, and customers keep the passwords they already use.
A kitchenware store with years of products, orders and customer accounts on WordPress can connect the migrator to the live WordPress database over remote PDO, run the content migration (posts, pages, menus, users) one weekend and the commerce migration the next. Customers log in on launch day with their existing passwords, and the order archive comes across with them.
The Agency Moving a Client
An agency moving a furniture retailer off WordPress installs the migrator, maps the user roles, and runs the two migration pages in order. Orders, customer addresses, product variations and order notes come across without re-keying, so the client's budget goes on the new site instead of data entry.
The Blog-and-Shop Hybrid
A cooking blog that grew into an ingredient store has hundreds of posts, static pages and a three-level menu alongside its products. The image path rewriting tile updates every image reference inside each article body to its new location, so the blog reads the same on the new site as it did on the old one.
A hardware store selling to contractors has a large order archive that its accountant, support team and logistics team all use. The resumable 500-row batches let the order migration run across several sessions, picking up from the last committed row each time, until every order has moved.
Translated into 21 languages.
Arabic Unitag
ar-AA
Chinese, Traditional
zh-TW
Danish
da-DK
Dutch
nl-NL
English (United Kingdom)
en-GB
English (United States)
en-US
Finnish
fi-FI
French
fr-FR
German
de-DE
Greek
el-GR
Hebrew
he-IL
Italian
it-IT
Japanese
ja-JP
Norwegian Bokmål
nb-NO
Polish
pl-PL
Portuguese, Brazil
pt-BR
Portuguese, Portugal
pt-PT
Russian
ru-RU
Spanish
es-ES
Swedish
sv-SE
Turkish
tr-TR
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Move your WooCommerce store and WordPress content to Joomla 6 and J2Commerce, and customers log in with their existing passwords.
Documentation
User Guide (Version 6)Move an older J2Store or J2Commerce store to J2Commerce 6, with products, orders, customers, coupons and images landing in place.
This adapter lets the J2Commerce 6 Migrator read your HikaShop store and bring over products, variants, customers, orders and more.
Your Catalog Already Knows Where To Sit Down The plug-in that teaches the J2Commerce Migrator how to read your HikaShop store. Currencies,...
