Eizport docs

What Eizport does, how it fits into WordPress's own export and import, and where to go next.

Install the plugin from its release zip, check the requirements, and add the WordPress Importer for imports.

Export a page with its media and the homepage setting, in under a minute.

How a bundle is imported with the WordPress Importer, what happens to media, content files and options, and the other ways to import.

The new Tools → Export screen, part by part: the header actions, the Details panel, the list and the side panels.

Items per content type, chosen in the side panel at once; suggestions; the Selection filter; children, attachments, reviews and roles.

Export site settings one by one, by group or all at once; linked settings; what is never exported; how IDs are mapped.

Which attachments come with the items exported, how media files go inside bundles, and the "Only attached media" setting.

Choose between WordPress's plain WXR, a .wxrz or .zip bundle, a Playground .zip and a plugin that imports itself; file names and what each one holds.

Export a plugin that imports its own bundle: install it on the other site, check what it needs, Run import, then delete it.

Save the Export screen's choices as default, per user or for the whole site, on both screens.

WordPress's own Tools → Export with the plugin's choices added, for those who prefer it; also on phones.

The .wxrz format, entry by entry — manifest, WXR, media, post_content and options.json — and the safety rules when one is opened.

The same bundle as a plain .zip, which any computer opens — how to turn it on and how it is read.

A WordPress Playground blueprint bundle that boots a site with the exported content, media, theme and plugins — how it's built and how to run it.

The plugin's Settings → General — whether Tools → Export is replaced, the classic screen, saved defaults and how long copies are kept.

The plugin's Settings → Export — attached media, linked settings, .zip bundles and content as .html files.

The exports kept on the site — download, open in Playground, copy the link, import, delete — and how their links work.

Let an AI agent export, import and manage copies for you: the abilities over MCP, what to ask, what the agent sees, and the safety built in.

Every eizport/* ability of the WordPress Abilities API — input, output, permission — over REST, PHP and MCP.

Every filter and action of Eizport, with its parameters and an example.

Which plugins are supported (WooCommerce) and which aren't officially yet (ACF, Elementor), how support is built from the public hooks, and how a plugin ships its own.

Export and import bundles from the command line with wp eizport export and wp eizport import, keep a delivery in a folder to compare, and run the abilities with wp eval.

Answers about safety, limits, privacy and files.

What changed in each release.