Website Content Migration and Redirect Mapper

How It Works

Give your Claw the old site URL and the new site's structure (sitemap

or page list). It crawls every page, extracts all content (text, images,

metadata, files), downloads assets, maps content to the new structure,

and outputs clean Markdown or CMS-importable files.

What You Get

• Full content extraction: text, images, PDFs, embedded files
• Content organized by page and section
• Images downloaded at highest available resolution
• Metadata preserved: page titles, meta descriptions, alt text
• Broken link detection across the old site
• Redirect map: old URLs → new URLs for 301 redirects
• Content mapped to the new site structure
• Output as clean Markdown, HTML, or CMS-importable format (WordPress XML, etc.)
• A gap analysis: content on the old site missing from the new sitemap

Setup Steps

1. Provide the old site URL and the new site's sitemap or page structure
2. Your Claw crawls and extracts everything
3. Review the organized content and the gap analysis
4. Import into your new CMS or codebase
5. Set up 301 redirects using the generated redirect map

Tips

• Run this early in the project — it reveals how much content actually exists (often more or less than expected)
• The redirect map is critical for SEO — missing 301s tank search rankings
• The gap analysis catches orphaned content that doesn't fit the new structure
• Review extracted content for quality — migration is a good time to cut outdated pages
• Works on any CMS: WordPress, Squarespace, Wix, Webflow, static HTML