Site migration

Migrating a Site from Tilda

Tilda is the most popular website builder in the Russian-speaking web, and Webrelay migrates sites from it completely: layout, Zero blocks, images, fonts, forms, and store. Below is what's important to know about migrating specifically from Tilda.

What gets migrated

• All block types — standard T-records blocks, Zero blocks (t396), covers (t706)
• Images — the real pictures instead of blurry placeholders (Tilda stores originals in data-original)
• Background images and masks from inline styles
• Fonts — connected locally
• Forms — redirected to form-handler.php
• Store and cart — t706__cartwin is intercepted by a script, submissions arrive by email and in Telegram

Step-by-step migration

Step 1: Copy the site link

Both Tilda's technical subdomain (your-site.tilda.ws) and your main domain work, if it's already linked to Tilda.

Step 2: Paste the link into Webrelay

Open app.webrelay.ru and paste the URL. The service will detect that it's Tilda and find all the pages.

Step 3: Select pages

Check the pages you need or click "Select all." On the free plan 1 page is available, on paid plans — up to 1500.

Step 4: Start the migration and check the preview

Webrelay will download and optimize the site. Before publishing, open the preview — the site is placed on a temporary subdomain so you can verify everything works.

Step 5: Download the ZIP or upload to hosting

Download the archive or use FTP deploy to upload straight to your hosting.

Tilda specifics

Blurry images

Tilda uses lazy loading: src holds a blurry placeholder, while the real picture is in data-original. Webrelay automatically substitutes the originals and removes the blur — on the finished site the images are sharp.

Store

Tilda's cart (t706__cartwin) works through the builder's API, which won't exist after migration. Webrelay replaces it with the store-cart.js script: it intercepts checkout, collects the products and customer data, and sends the submission to email and Telegram.

What doesn't get migrated

• Tilda's server-side functions (for example, accepting payments via the built-in module) — on your own hosting they must be connected separately.
• The *.tilda.ws subdomain stays with Tilda — use your own domain for your site.

After migration

• Link your domain — Domain transfer and DNS setup
• Check that form submissions arrive — Forms and submissions

FAQ

Can I download a site from Tilda without a Tilda subscription?

To migrate, you need access to the published site (via the *.tilda.ws link or your domain). The export itself is done by Webrelay — a Tilda subscription isn't required for this, as long as the site is already published.

Will Tilda animations be preserved?

Yes. Animations run on Tilda's JavaScript, which Webrelay downloads along with the site, so the effects are preserved.

Will the store work after migration?

The storefront and cart display just like on the original. Checkout is intercepted by a script: a submission with the cart contents arrives by email and in Telegram. Server-side online payment must be connected separately.

Are multi-page sites migrated?

Yes. Webrelay finds all the pages of the site. On paid plans you can migrate up to 1500 pages at once.