Ultimate Exporter Pro adds recurring export schedules, advanced filters, Google Sheets integration, and selected custom-field support to the WP Ultimate CSV Importer ecosystem. The free WP Ultimate CSV Importer add-on is required. Export supported data as CSV, XML, XLS, XLSX, JSON, or TSV files.

What data can you export?

Choose posts, pages, custom post types, custom fields, users, customers, WooCommerce products and orders, reviews, coupons, media, comments, or metadata. Product exports can include variations, images, categories, and attributes. Supported custom-field systems include ACF, Toolset Types, JetEngine, and Meta Box. Other integrations include WPML and Polylang, along with supported membership, learning, directory, and e-commerce plugins.

Use exports for order reports, catalog updates, supplier files, backups, or moving selected records between WordPress websites. The exporter formats files automatically to help avoid CSV and XML errors.

How can Pro filter and deliver exports?

Set recurring exports and narrow the records by category, status, selected columns, post IDs, title, or custom fields. Other available controls include time-based and author-specific exports, post-status filtering, and queries for posts, users, and comments. Google Sheets integration sends data directly to a sheet for access outside the WordPress dashboard.

Iteration-based processing splits large exports into smaller batches to help prevent timeouts and improve stability. For migration, the ZIP process packages a selected post type with default template information for use with the importer's One-Click Import option.

What setup does it require?

1. Install the free WP Ultimate CSV Importer add-on, which Ultimate Exporter Pro requires to function.
2. Install the exporter add-on and open the export workflow in the WordPress admin panel.
3. Choose the content or WooCommerce data, select a file type, and configure the available filters or fields.

For a scheduled export, set the recurring settings provided by Pro. To export to Google Sheets, choose that destination and configure the export details.

To make a migration bundle, select the content type, configure the migration option, then provide a file name, choose the file type, and set any filters or other export settings. Generate the ZIP bundle and download it for use with the importer.