Export WordPress Pages to Static HTML Pro

Export WordPress Pages to Static HTML Pro creates portable static HTML packages from WordPress pages, posts, custom post types, complete sites, or external URLs. The documents can be shared with developers, delivered to clients, archived, or hosted without a WordPress installation.

Choose content and export scope

For a focused job, choose one entry, hand-pick pages or posts, or pick specific custom post types. Broader options include all pages, all posts, bulk exports, and a complete WordPress website. Bulk and full-website conversion support URL discovery and crawling. External Site Export can mirror an external URL into a static package.

The free version allows up to five posts or pages per execute; Pro removes that per-run limit. Exports can include Published, Draft, Private, Pending, or Scheduled content. You can also render pages as viewed by a specific WordPress visitor role when preparing membership or gated-content previews. Rendered front-end HTML preserves layouts from Elementor, Divi, Beaver Builder, Bricks, and Gutenberg.

Manage assets and deliver files

• Organize resources into /pictures, /css, and /js directories.
• Choose Strict, Hybrid, or Full asset discovery mode.
• Flatten parent URLs to save selected parent posts as root-level postname.html files.
• Browse generated files in WordPress, then download them as a ZIP archive.
• Upload exports through FTP or SFTP, or deploy them to AWS S3 buckets with Pro.

Handle long jobs and failed URLs

Background jobs can be paused, resumed, canceled, or retried. When URLs fail, the add-on records error messages and retry counts; use the re-run failed action to process those URLs without restarting the whole export. Export files go to a separate directory, leaving the live site unchanged during the process.

Check the setup and start an export

System Status diagnostics check the PHP version, permissions, and REST API for issues that may affect an export. Shortcodes, including [export_html_button], can add an export button to posts or pages for allowed roles.

Install Pro on the WordPress site containing the content to convert. Open Tools > Export WP Pages to Static HTML, review the diagnostics, choose an export scope, select content and any status or role settings, then choose an asset mode. Start the job and review the generated files when it finishes. From there, download the ZIP or upload the package to a remote destination.

This setup suits client handoffs, campaign archives, offline copies, and static hosting projects that need selective exports or broader site conversion. Pro also includes priority support and updates.