Vimeo migration to Ignite: managed, structured, and fast.

Whether you're rethinking your plan, moving to European hosting, or reducing consent friction around your videos: switching video platforms does not have to start from scratch. Ignite helps migrate your Vimeo library, including videos, titles, descriptions, folder structure, and ID mapping, so your team can keep working with a clear migration path.

Hosted in Europe
Hosted in Europe
GDPR-compliant
GDPR-compliant
Move whole video libraries to ignite

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We've done this before. Here's how it works.

A migration with Ignite is not a self-service process. We connect to your Vimeo account, import the available library data, and provide a migrated Ignite library plus a mapping file that helps your team update CMS embeds systematically.

  • Do one thing before we start: audit your setup

    Before the import begins, it's worth taking stock of what you have. Which videos are still active, which have been sitting unused for years. And where your embeds actually live: which pages, which CMS, which templates. You know your setup better than we do. A simple list of video IDs and embed locations is enough, and it makes everything that comes after significantly faster.

    Before moving any content have a look at your vimeo account and the integrations
  • Your videos, moved in bulk

    Bulk Import of Videos in Ignite

    We import your Vimeo library in bulk, including videos, titles, descriptions, and tags wherever available through your Vimeo account. For larger libraries, this can save your team many hours of manual download, upload, and renaming work.

  • Your folder structure, preserved

    A video library built over years has structure: folders, naming conventions, team organisation. We carry that structure over where available, so your Ignite library starts with familiar folders and naming conventions.

    Ignite Folders within the App
  • Vimeo IDs mapped to Ignite IDs

    This is the part most teams don't think about until it's a problem. Every Vimeo embed in your CMS references a Vimeo video ID. After migration, you get a mapping file for imported videos: old Vimeo ID to new Ignite ID. With that file, updating 200 embeds becomes a systematic job instead of a guessing game.

    Migration Support by Ignite
  • Your CMS, your tempo

    You're not on a countdown, but you do have a window. While your Vimeo plan and existing embeds are still active, your current videos can keep running. Use that window to update your CMS at your own pace.

    With Ignite you get an embed code that you can control
  • Archive your analytics before the switch

    Your Vimeo analytics won't transfer. That stays with Vimeo. If those numbers matter to you, export them before you cancel your account. Once your videos are live on Ignite, analytics start fresh, based on Ignite’s cookie-free analytics setup and without third-party tracking scripts.

    Preview of the Ignite Analytics Dashboard with KPIs like Views or Traffic Used
  • Designed to avoid downtime during the switch.

    Your existing embeds can keep running while your Vimeo plan is active. We help you move and map your videos so the CMS update can happen step by step. The switch happens in the background, at your pace.

After migration.
What's different.

After migration, visitors see your player, your brand, and your content.

Underneath: European hosting, cookie-free video embeds, and privacy-first analytics work in the background. Things they benefit from without ever knowing they're there. The switch happened behind the scenes, and that's exactly where it should stay.

Effortless video management

For your team, it's everything and nothing at the same time. The videos are there. The tags are there. The folders are there. All in a clean, well-organized interface that doesn't get in the way.

Screenshot within the Ignite App

Ready to talk through your migration?

One conversation is usually enough to figure out what your migration looks like. No commitment required.

Common questions about switching.