: Ensure image URLs in the cached file still point to active sources. If the images were stored in the cache and are now missing, you may need to re-upload them to your new media library.
In a , look for a file named feed.atom or an XML file. This contains the raw text and metadata of your posts. Download Cache zip
: Verify that internal links (links to other posts) are updated to reflect your new URL structure. Quick Troubleshooting : Ensure image URLs in the cached file
Downloading source code as a zip archive results in an empty archive This contains the raw text and metadata of your posts
: If your site is down and you have no backup, you can use specialized Python scripts to scrape your posts from Google's search cache and save them locally.
Depending on your platform, you can retrieve your content in several ways:
: Export your blog via Settings > Manage Blog > Back up content . This generates a .zip file containing your posts.