All-in-One WP Migration (AIOWPM)
AIOWPM stands for All-in-One WP Migration, the WordPress plugin developed by ServMask for backing up, exporting, importing, and migrating WordPress sites.
It is built around the .wpress archive format and is commonly used to move sites between environments, restore backups, and manage WordPress migrations without manual database/file handling.
What it does
All-in-One WP Migration helps users package and restore WordPress sites with a UI-first workflow.
It is commonly used to:
- Export a WordPress site into one
.wpressarchive - Import or restore a site from a
.wpressbackup - Migrate a site between domains, hosts, or environments
- Keep backup copies of sites before major changes
- Move sites with less manual work than direct file/database migration
Core concepts
WPRESS archive format
ServMask describes .wpress as the plugin’s archive format for packaging a WordPress site into one bundle.
That format is central to how AIOWPM exports, restores, and transfers sites.
Base plugin vs extensions
The core plugin handles the main export/import workflow.
Extensions expand that workflow with larger imports, cloud destinations, scheduling, WP-CLI support, and other premium capabilities.
Developer
The plugin is developed by ServMask.
Extensions Used Here
This setup also uses the following AIOWPM extensions:
Unlimited Extension
The Unlimited Extension removes common hosting restrictions that affect large imports and restores.
According to ServMask, it adds capabilities such as:
- Bypassing PHP upload, memory, and timeout limits
- Server-side restore for large backups
- Reset Hub tools
- WP-CLI commands
Backblaze B2 Extension
The Backblaze B2 Extension connects AIOWPM to Backblaze B2 cloud storage.
According to ServMask’s user guide, it supports:
- Direct import and export between WordPress and Backblaze B2
- Scheduled backups
- Retention controls for recent backups and stored size
- Email notifications
- WP-CLI integration
Common use cases
- Migrating a site from one host to another
- Restoring a WordPress backup after a problem
- Moving a site between staging and production
- Creating downloadable migration archives before risky changes
- Sending backups directly to cloud storage through an extension such as Backblaze B2
Practical notes
- AIOWPM is mainly a migration and backup tool, not a general maintenance plugin.
- The core plugin is often enough for small or simple migrations, but larger sites commonly need the Unlimited Extension.
- In this setup, the Backblaze B2 Extension matters because backups are also part of a cloud-storage workflow.
- ServMask’s current commercial packaging also promotes Pro plans that include broader premium capabilities, but this environment specifically uses the Unlimited Extension and the Backblaze B2 Extension.
Sources Used
- https://servmask.com/
- https://help.servmask.com/section/all-in-one-wp-migration/
- https://servmask.com/extensions/unlimited-extension
- https://help.servmask.com/knowledgebase/backblaze-b2-extension-user-guide/
- https://help.servmask.com/knowledgebase/backblaze-b2-extension-changelog/
- https://help.servmask.com/knowledgebase/all-in-one-wp-migration-backblaze-b2-extension-wp-cli-integration/
Frequently Asked Questions
What is AIOWPM used for?
It is used to back up, export, import, restore, and migrate WordPress sites.
Why use the Unlimited Extension?
Because larger site imports often hit hosting limits. ServMask positions the Unlimited Extension as the way to bypass those size, memory, and timeout restrictions.
What does the Backblaze B2 Extension add?
It connects AIOWPM to Backblaze B2 so backups can be imported from and exported to cloud storage, with scheduling and retention controls.