How to Back Up All Your Kajabi Courses Without Downloading Every Lesson by Hand
Years of work can sit inside a platform you don't fully control. If your courses live on Kajabi, there's a catch: it has no single-click way to export a full course. You get templates, per-video downloads and contact exports, but not a complete copy of your content. That's a problem if you plan to migrate, want a safety copy, or worry about losing access to your account. The manual route You can…
The Kajabi platform controls years of course content, but lacks a single-click export feature. This creates challenges for migration, backups, and account access. Manual video downloads work for a few courses, but become impractical for extensive course catalogs. A Chrome extension, named Kajabi Course Backup Tool, was created to address this issue.
The tool scans a Kajabi account, listing all courses and lessons. Users can choose to back up all or select specific courses. The extension then saves these files to either a local folder or Google Drive. If a backup is interrupted, it can resume from where it left off. Files are transferred directly from Kajabi to the user, with no data passing through the tool's servers.
The Kajabi Course Backup Tool is an independent solution, not affiliated with Kajabi. Users can select local backups for quicker access, or save to Google Drive for cloud storage. The extension displays progress, indicating completed and remaining files, and allows resuming from any point. Initial setup involves a one-time Chrome download configuration for local backups.
Following setup, each backup is just a one-click process. Detailed instructions are available at https://backupmykajabi.com/how-to-backup-kajabi-courses. Pricing starts at $150 for a single Kajabi connection, with additional $70 fees for extra connections (for additional Kajabi accounts). Feedback and requests for additional features can be submitted at https://backupmykajabi.com/.
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