Reset replaces the current files and database. Reloading the browser loses the site unless saved.
My WordPress Website
Hello from WordPress Playground!
This is Playground, a WordPress that runs client-side in your browser. Use the console to change runtime settings, save the site, import a ZIP, or inspect the manager without losing this live context.
Note that you are logged-in as admin.
Runtime profile
Settings control room
Settings are stored with this Playground and reload the same saved identity.
Requires folder permission after browser refresh and syncs back to the selected folder.
Start a clean temporary Playground.
Preview core changes by PR number or URL.
Accepts a PR number, URL, or branch name.
Imports plugins, themes, or wp-content. Token is not stored after refresh.
Run a remote blueprint against the current Playground.
Native file chooser, validation, replacement warning, then imported active identity.
No archive selectedBlueprint gallery
Representative subset: 6 shown of 43Save in this browser
Creates a browser-backed saved Playground and a slug URL. Available without folder permission.
Save to a local directory
Uses a folder picker. The browser may ask to reconnect after refresh.
No folder permission yetUnsaved Playground is temporary. Save to keep it across reloads.
Your Playgrounds
3 objectsDeleting removes the browser storage row. If it is active, the shell falls back to a temporary Unsaved Playground.
- /wordpress
- wp-admin
- wp-content
- wp-includes
- wp-config.php
JSON valid. Running this Blueprint can replace current content.
Database tools are ready.
No boot problems so far.
Loaded /hello-from-playground/ as admin.
Notice: wp-config.php opened in the file browser.
Download active Playground as .zip
Source ready: current files, database, Blueprint bundle, and wp-content.
Export to GitHub
Connect GitHub, choose repository, then push the active site. Token is session-only.
Import from GitHub
Connect account, select plugin, theme, or wp-content directory, then import with replacement warning.
Download database.sqlite
Exports the SQLite database at /wordpress/wp-content/database/.ht.sqlite.