Analyze your site
Review content counts and common WordPress-backed dependencies before you export.
WordPress to portable static files
Take your WordPress site into your next project.
WP Exit exports public WordPress pages into a portable static HTML project you can inspect, commit to Git, and continue building with your editor or coding agent.
- Free core
- No paid page quota
- No required account
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YOUR WORDPRESS SITE
Export→
⌁my-static-site
- index.html
- about/
- assets/
- AGENTS.md
- MIGRATION.md
Keep your content. Leave the WordPress runtime behind.
Built for the moment after you download the export.
WP Exit was built from the frustration of trying existing static-export tools and ending up with broken output, opaque settings, or no clear place to start. The goal is practical: give developers inspectable files, honest migration notes, and a straightforward path to keep working.
A practical handoff
From WordPress to a project you can work with.
WP Exit focuses on a clear next step: export the public site, understand what needs replacement, then take the files wherever you want to host them.
Create a static project
Export public pages, supported local assets, and rewritten internal references into a ZIP.
Review and continue
Open the files, read the migration notes, make your next edit, and deploy to your chosen static host.
Built for the handoff
More than a folder of page files.
The export gives you the rendered site and context for the work that comes after it—without locking you into a host or a framework.
Start your exportPortable static pages
Public pages are exported as HTML with internal page and asset references rewritten for static hosting.
Localized assets
Supported same-origin images, styles, scripts, and fonts are collected with the project.
Migration context
MIGRATION.md, migration-report.json, and AGENTS.md document the export and its next steps.
A commitment to the core
The exporter stays free.
WP Exit is a complete free exporter for public WordPress content. There is no page quota, license activation, checkout, or required account.
- Complete static exports
- Local assets and rewritten links
- Progress reporting and migration notes
- Basic instructions for coding agents
Plan the last mile
Static files do not replace server behavior.
WP Exit preserves rendered HTML and reports common dependencies, but forms, search, comments, accounts, commerce, and runtime WordPress endpoints may need a compatible replacement before you switch hosts.
Coming later
More confidence for complex migrations.
We are exploring a separate Pro add-on for deeper migration review and advanced controls. These are planned areas, not features available today.
Migration review
Deeper checks for missing assets, broken links, and remaining WordPress dependencies.
SEO & handoff
Source-versus-export review and richer site-specific guidance for what comes next.
Advanced exports
Potential controls for selection, incremental work, pause/resume, and performance diagnostics.
Existing Free capabilities will not be removed to create an upgrade incentive. Export bugs and ordinary reliability improvements stay part of Free.
Start your next project
Ready to move beyond WordPress?
WP Exit is coming soon to the WordPress plugin directory. Once it is available, install it in WordPress and visit Tools → WP Exit to analyze your site and create a static project.