ShipToWP

ShipToWP is a converter that rebuilds AI-generated websites as installable WordPress themes: drop in the build output from Lovable, v0, Bolt, Base44, Framer, or static HTML, and get back a standard theme folder. It neither builds nor hosts sites — it only answers the question 'how do I hand an AI-built site to a client who wants to edit it in wp-admin?'.

Core capabilities

• Multiple inputs: Lovable, v0, Bolt, Framer, and static HTML/zip — build output only
• Real theme output: standard template hierarchy + theme.json + shared header/footer, with no proprietary runtime
• Native Gutenberg blocks: body copy becomes editable core blocks (heading, paragraph, image, button), while complex pieces are downgraded to HTML blocks
• Elementor templates: one importable JSON per page, with structure editable visually, but structure only and no styles
• Populated on activation: installing the theme writes every page automatically, sets a static homepage, and rewrites permalinks
• Preview first: no signup and no credit card; verify page by page before paying

Who it is for The best fit is freelancers and small agencies taking on outsourced AI site building: client sites of up to 20 pages, mostly marketing and landing pages, where the client wants to edit the copy themselves. It also suits founders who want to escape site-builder subscriptions.

Standout advantages $49 one-time per theme, with no subscription and no credits — competitor WPConvert charges $49/mo, and html2wp starts at €29. Elementor templates ship now rather than being a roadmap promise, and previews never expire.

Editor's take All four test conversions succeeded; the output is professionally structured, works as a child theme, and keeps working if the service shuts down. The weak points, stated plainly: a hard 20-page cap with silent truncation above it (an upload of 23 pages returned only 20 pages with no warning), inline and CDN scripts all dropped, forms output verbatim so they inevitably break, remote images not localized, Elementor migrating structure but not styles, a theme header that only claims Tested up to 6.6, and no support for pasting a URL. The domain was only registered on 2026-09-26, it is run by one individual, there are zero reviews anywhere, and longevity plus after-sales support are real risks.