It’s best for course teams managing lots of content—agencies, schools, training portals, and creators with big catalogs. If you often use LearnDash export courses, do bulk edits, or move content between sites, it saves a lot of time.
Yes. The template supports editing settings, not just text content. This helps you keep course structure consistent when you’re importing new content or rebuilding sections.
Yes. It’s a practical LearnDash course backup tool because you can export your full course library to XLS/XLSX anytime. Keep the file as a backup or reuse it later.
Yes. The tool supports importing and exporting multiple courses in one file. You can add several courses, lessons, and topics to the template and upload them once.
Yes. It works like a LearnDash course migration plugin: export content from one LearnDash site and import it into another. It’s a clean way to move structure and content without rebuilding.
Yes. Export your current content, edit it in the spreadsheet, then import it again to apply updates. This is the simplest workflow for quick edits when you need to change lots of lessons or topics.
Fill out the provided spreadsheet template with your course, lesson, and topic data, then upload it to run the import. That’s the fastest way to import LearnDash courses and add new content in one step.
Yes. You can bulk export LearnDash courses instead of downloading them one by one. This is helpful when you’re updating a large catalog or creating a full backup.
Yes. You can export LearnDash courses to Excel using .xls or .xlsx files. It exports courses, lessons, and topics in spreadsheet format so you can review and edit content faster.
You can import and export courses, lessons, and topics, along with their content. The add-on lets you work from a spreadsheet, so edits and transfers don’t require opening every item in the backend.
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