WordPressBuilder ai.
Real WordPress with a workbench, control panel, store, sandbox and backups.
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Installing WordPress
Install WordPress with WordPressBuilder ai: empty at the press of a button or as a draft from one sentence by Kenji — plus setup, slots and deleting. - Article
Migrating a WordPress site
Move your WordPress site from another provider to WordPressBuilder ai — with one backup file, without any login details, and then switch over. - Article
The workbench and WP-Admin
How the workbench in WordPressBuilder ai is laid out: pages, preview and tools, signing in to WP-Admin without a password and your own domain in front. - Article
Content and settings
In the Console of WordPressBuilder ai: pages and posts, your company details, theme, colours and typeface, plugins and the basic settings of WordPress. - Article
The Control Panel
WordPress’s everyday tasks as buttons — plugins, themes, menus, comments, users, media, maintenance — and Kenji, who can operate them for you. - Article
Installing plugins
In the WordPressBuilder ai Store, search for and install plugins and themes from the WordPress directory — or upload your own as a ZIP file. - Article
Building pages from sections
Use the building blocks in WordPressBuilder ai to build pages from sections, arrange and fill them without markup — optionally with Kenji’s suggestion. - Article
Designing with KENJTEC One
Patterns, styles, headers and footers, your social channels and the blocks for forms and products in the WordPress block editor. - Article
Applying your brand
Apply colours, typeface, logo and name from BrandStudio to your site in WordPressBuilder ai — when you create it or later, kept in sync or detached. - Article
A shop with WooCommerce
Set up and run WooCommerce in WordPressBuilder ai: products, orders, shipping, taxes, coupons, payment methods and invoices in Invoice. - Article
Backups and updates
In WordPressBuilder ai: backing up and restoring your site, updating everything in one go, the nightly check, speed and the history with the way back. - Article
Testing in the sandbox
The sandbox in WordPressBuilder ai is a copy of your site for trying things out: create it, work in it, push it to the live site or delete it. - Article
Setting up SEO
In the “Search engines” tab of WordPressBuilder ai: whether search engines should include your site, title, description, shared links and a checklist. - Article
Code, SFTP and database
Developer mode, the code editor with a safety net, the history of each file, the error log, time-limited SFTP access and a look into the database.
Related guides and next steps
Installing WordPress
Install WordPress with WordPressBuilder ai: empty at the press of a button or as a draft from one sentence by Kenji — plus setup, slots and deleting.
Migrating a WordPress site
Move your WordPress site from another provider to WordPressBuilder ai — with one backup file, without any login details, and then switch over.