Replace a section in the HTML
Swap one part of a page, such as the pricing table, for a new version from your AI, without touching the rest of the…
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HOWTO
Step-by-step guides for building and running a WordPress site with WPPasteKit.
Add a second page to your site
Your header, footer and styling are shared. A second page only needs its own content, and one line in the menu.
Let a client edit safely
Give your client the Editor role. They change texts and images; the code and the styling stay out of reach.
Move borrowed images into your media library
AI designs point at Unsplash, Picsum or placehold.co. Import those images with one click and replace them with your own.
Connect your menus
Mark the menu list in your design, and WordPress fills it with real menu items while keeping the markup and classes of the design.
Add a real form
Leave a placeholder in the design, and WPPasteKit puts a real Gravity Forms, Contact Form 7, WPForms, Forminator or Fluent Forms form there.
Use variables for details on every page
Phone number, email address, logo and year: write them once in Site details and use a variable everywhere else.
Show your blog posts in your own cards
Mark a card grid in your design, and WordPress repeats the first card for every post, with image, title, excerpt, date and category.
Give the blog, posts and 404 page your design
Create a layout for the blog overview, a single post, normal pages and the 404 page, and WPPasteKit renders those views in your design.
Install WPPasteKit and fill in your site details
Upload the plugin, enter the details every page shares, and start your first WPPasteKit page.
Keep your theme, or use WPPasteKit Blank
WPPasteKit works with any theme. Here is when the optional blank theme makes sense, and how to install it.
Get a usable page from your AI
Copy the ready-made prompt, describe your page like a brief, and check that the answer has what WPPasteKit needs.
Build with AI, publish with WordPress
€ 49 once, for one live website, with a year of updates and support.