Migrating your FlutterFlow database to a new database might seem daunting at first, especially if you are not used to multi-tiered data operations. However, this tutorial will guide you step by step on how to transfer your data seamlessly.

This process can be broken down into two main sections:

• Exporting your FlutterFlow database data
• Importing the exported data into your new database

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Exporting Your FlutterFlow Database Data

Step 1: Access your Firebase project

Access the Firebase project of your FlutterFlow app. Head over to the official Firebase website and sign in with the Google account associated with your FlutterFlow database. Once signed in, select your FlutterFlow app project in the Firebase console.

Step 2: Navigate to Database tab

From the Firebase project console, you will see a menu section in the left. Navigate and click on "Database". You'll be provided with a list of databases (both Cloud Firestore and Realtime Database if applicable), select the database that your FlutterFlow app is currently using.

Step 3: Export your database

Now select the Overflow menu (three vertical dots) to the right of the database name and click on "Export JSON". This action should download a JSON file that contains all your existing data on your local machine. Save this file in a location you can remember as you will need it for the next steps.

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Importing the Exported Data into Your New Database

For this part of the exercise, we will assume you have a new Firebase database.

Step 4: Access your new Firebase project

Just like in step 1, head over to the Firebase website and log in. But this time, either select your new project or create a new one (by clicking on "Add Project" and follow through the creation process).

Step 5: Navigate to Database tab

In your new Firebase project console, navigate to the Database section just like you did in the original database.

Step 6: Enable Firestore Database

If you haven't already, enable the Firestore Database (this can be done by selecting "Create Database - in test mode for now -" and follow through with the setup modal).

Step 7: Import the JSON file

Once the Firestore Database is active, navigate to the data tab. On this screen you'll see an option to 'import your collections', click on it to open the import dialog. Select the JSON file that you downloaded from the original database and upload it.

Step 8: Confirm the import process

Upon selecting the file, Firebase will perform a check on the file. Confirm the data to be imported, and then proceed with the import by clicking on "Import".

Once this process is done, you should have successfully migrated your FlutterFlow database to a new Firebase Firestore Database. You can now connect your FlutterFlow project to this new database by updating the Firebase settings in your FlutterFlow project.

Remember, this is a general Firebase Firestore migration. If you're moving to a different type of database, the import steps may be different. Always check the respective database's official documentation for the most accurate instructions.

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That's it! Remember to keep your data safe and always confirm everything before deleting or moving any database. Happy coding!