Stuck with a Blogger export that is too big for the importer? The free ToolXoX Blogger XML Splitter cuts a large backup into smaller XML chunks: enter Website Url and Current Total Post, Upload Blogger XML File, Split XML, then download the pieces.
When Blogger XML Splitter Fits
Use it when the export is valid but the import size limit rejects the whole file. Common jobs:
- Blogger to Blogger moves when the new blog rejects a 10MB-plus export.
- WordPress migrations that still need smaller XML batches for a plugin importer.
- Archive restores after a theme or domain change that needs a clean re-import.
- Partial retries when one oversized file failed mid-upload and you want smaller retries.
Blogger importers often top out around a few megabytes while a busy blog export can exceed that after images and comments ride along. Splitting keeps the same post XML structure while giving you files you can upload one after another. Count Current Total Post from the live blog or the export summary so the splitter can portion the batch sanely.
What You Get on Blogger XML Splitter
On the tool page you fill Website Url, enter Current Total Post, Upload Blogger XML File (text/xml), complete the security check, click Split XML, then download the smaller files. It's free and needs no sign-up. It works on phone and computer.
Uploaded XML is cleared from the service within about a day, so keep your own copies of both the original export and every split file. No special skills are required beyond exporting from Blogger Settings and importing the chunks in order.
How to Split a Blogger Export
1. Export the blog from Blogger and note the total post count on the dashboard.
2. Open the Blogger XML Splitter tool on ToolXoX on your phone or computer.
3. Enter Website Url and Current Total Post, then upload the XML file.
4. Complete the security check and click Split XML.
5. Download each chunk and import them one at a time into the destination blog.
Import Habits That Help
Don't upload every split at once into a flaky importer session.
- Good: import chunk 1, confirm posts appear, then import chunk 2.
- Weak: fire all files in parallel and hope the dashboard catches up.
Name downloads with part numbers so you never re-import the same slice. If one chunk fails, re-upload only that file instead of re-splitting the whole archive. Keep the original full export offline until the new blog shows the expected post total.
Source Tips
- Export a fresh XML before you split so the count matches live posts.
- Enter an accurate Current Total Post from the Blogger dashboard.
- Import chunks in order and verify each batch before the next.
- Store the original export until the destination shows every post.
- Retry only the failed part when one upload errors out.
Conclusion
Enter the blog URL and post count, upload the oversized export, Split XML, and import the smaller files in sequence. Smaller files import cleanly where one big file fails, and checking each batch as you go means every post ends up on the new blog.
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