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Migration guide

How to migrate from Twilio Video to LiveKit

Video calls don't have "data" to migrate beyond past recordings — the real work is reconnecting your calendar and notifying regular participants.

  1. 1

    Download important recordings from Twilio Video

    If you record meetings, download the recordings you need to keep — most providers delete them a few months after you cancel the account.

  2. 2

    Set up LiveKit on your calendar

    Install LiveKit's integration with Google Calendar/Outlook to automatically generate meeting links when creating an event, just like you did with Twilio Video.

  3. 3

    Update recurring rooms

    Replace the Twilio Video link in your recurring meetings (standups, 1:1s) with the new LiveKit link — also check email signatures and public "contact" pages.

  4. 4

    Do a full-team test call

    Before relying on LiveKit for an important meeting, do a test call with the whole team to catch audio/video or firewall issues ahead of time.

Before cancelling Twilio Video

Before cancelling Twilio Video, confirm no one on the team has future meetings scheduled with that still-active link.

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These steps are a general guideline — the exact export menu can vary depending on Twilio Video's plan and version.