Blogger import

Blogger import reads a Blogger XML or Atom export and writes selected posts, pages, and comments into an author space. It has no public routes.

Authors can import into their own space. Superadmins can choose another author space. The importer creates a preview before writing content and reports source status, duplicate paths, media matches, comment states, and unsupported records.

Browser imports run in resumable batches. For large exports, use the blogger-import CLI command and keep the source files outside public/.

An optional local Blogger media directory can be used to match and import images. When a local file is unavailable, the importer can fetch images only from its approved Blogger and Google hosts. Review the media report after import.

Recognized HTTPS YouTube iframes become click-to-load [embed] shortcodes. Other safe iframe sources become links; unsafe sources are removed. Preview and report list these outcomes.

Comment import is optional and limited to comments mapped to entries in the same import. Approved comments enter moderation unless approval preservation is selected separately. Valid private e-mail retention is another separate choice; commenter addresses never create subscriptions. Commenter URLs, IP addresses, user-agent data, and reply-notification consent are not imported. General Blogger configuration is not imported, and existing tinymash entries are not silently overwritten.

See Importing from Blogger for preparation, command examples, replacement options, and post-import checks.