Convert Nintex workflows to Power Automate.
Upload a Nintex export, see what converts, review what needs attention, and export an importable Power Automate package when the workflow is supported.

Convert Nintex workflows without starting from a blank page.
This page is for teams migrating Nintex Automation Cloud and Nintex for SharePoint workflows to Power Automate. Start with the workflow export, review action-level coverage, generate a structured draft, and export an importable package when the workflow is supported.
.nwf and .wf exports before you commit rebuild effort, including older on-prem workflow inventories.Looking for implementation detail? Review the compatibility matrix, compare migration cost on the ROI page, or start with the free Analyzer.
See the workflow in action.
Upload → Analyze → Configure → Export. One guided path, one clear next step on every screen.

What you get from a Nintex to Power Automate migration run.
A coverage-first report, a structured Power Automate draft, and exportable artifacts when the workflow is within current support.
- Supported / partial / unsupported classification per action
- Notes on blockers + recommended equivalents
- Quick triage for scope, effort, and risk
- Generated outline of scopes, branching, and key steps
- Standardize rebuild work across a team
- Highlights what needs manual attention
- Downloadable package output for faster handoff
- Designed to reduce manual rebuild time
- Coverage included even when export isn’t supported
*Export availability depends on workflow patterns and connector support.
How the Nintex-to-Power-Automate migration flow works.
Upload the export, review coverage, complete the guided configuration, and export when supported.
Built for teams converting Nintex workflows to Power Automate.
Useful for Power Platform admins, SharePoint admins, consultants, and delivery teams standardizing Nintex migration work.
- Consistent coverage reports for scoping and prioritization
- Structure-first drafts to accelerate build work
- Cleaner handoff and repeatable delivery across teams
- Identify dependencies and high-effort workflows early
- Map actions to Power Automate equivalents with notes
- Focus rebuild time only where support is partial/unsupported
- Faster discovery and portfolio-level estimation
- Standard artifacts for stakeholder sign-off and tracking
- Repeatable process across clients and tenants
Start with a free Nintex workflow analysis.
Run a free analysis to see whether your Nintex workflow is ready for conversion. Upgrade to Pro when you need ZIP downloads, retained run history, and clearer diagnostics.
- Workflow analysis (grouped by connector, supported/partial/unsupported).
- Trigger detection + flow outline.
- Best‑effort target extraction (site/list, recipients, etc.).
- Uploaded files are processed to generate your report and are not retained after processing on the Free tier.
- Generate an importable Power Automate ZIP when the workflow is supported.
- Improved diagnostics (clearer blockers + recommended fixes for partial actions).
- Saved run history + uploaded exports retained up to 6 months by default.
- Priority access to new features and improvements.
Nintex-to-Power-Automate migration questions.
Short answers to the most common questions about converting Nintex workflows to Power Automate.
How do I convert Nintex workflows to Power Automate?
Can I migrate Nintex Automation Cloud workflows to Power Automate?
Can I convert Nintex for SharePoint workflows (.nwf/.wf) to Power Automate?
.nwf and .wf exports, including on-prem workflows. The coverage report flags any partial or unsupported steps so your team can plan remediation.What do I get if a workflow is only partially supported?
Is the output fully automatic?
Which Nintex formats can I upload?
.nwf / .wfexports.Start with a workflow analysis.
Start with a workflow analysis to get immediate coverage and a draft structure. If something comes back unsupported, we’ll help you plan the next step quickly.

