Simply Static

Generate a Static WordPress Website

With Simply Static, you’ll be able to convert your dynamic website into a static website with just a click of a button.

Use Simply Static to create a headless WordPress site. A website that reduces load times, increases security and saves you time. Say goodbye to caching plugins, time-consuming updates, and vulnerabilities.

Static Website Updates Made Easy

Simply Static is designed to make updating your static site as easy as possible.

You’ll be able to use Single Exports to quickly publish, update, or delete posts and pages on your static website – making content management a breeze.

Plus, you can use Builds to export a list of posts, files, and URLs in one export and automatically push a new static version of a page with a click of a button.

Use Forms on Your Static Site

With Simply Static, you’ll still be able to use forms on your static website.

The WordPress plugins Contact Form 7, and Gravity Forms both work with Simply Static.

That means you don’t need to pay for any other services.

Use Search on Your Static Site

Simply Static uses Fuse.js to make sure your static WordPress site can still have search (with auto-suggest) without a problem.

You can also take things up a notch by using Algolia – the most powerful API for search available.

Exclude pages or posts from the search and modify the search output easily within Simply Static’s settings.

Allow Comments on Your Static Site

Your static WordPress site can still accept comments with Simply Static.

Simply Static will export a static version of the page/post the comment was added to.

You’ll also be able to add a redirect URL after visitors submit a comment to thank them or point them in the right direction.

Go Multilingual

Simply Static integrates with WPML, Polylang, and TranslatePress.

Run static exports per language or all at once, and modify the settings to include specific URLs and files per language.

Use the search integration with multiple languages to allow your users to search in their language of choice.

Deploy your static site

Deploy your website to Github Pages, Cloudflare Pages, Netlify, Vercel, AWS, or any CDN you want with the GitHub Integration of Simply Static.

Or use the BunnyCDN integration to automatically push your website to a CDN.

Notify your service with built-in webhook integration and further automate your deployment.

WP Static Site Generator

Create a static version of your WordPress website with a single click on a button. Or convert select WordPress pages to static pages.

Better Security & Performance

Static websites are insanely fast and built for security by default. No more exploits or risk of hackers from missing updates.

Easy Deployment

Deploy with GitHub (AWS, GitHub Pages, Cloudflare Pages, Netlify) and BunnyCDN. Simply Static has plenty of deployment options.

Include Forms

Use Contact Form 7 or Gravity Forms to use forms on your static website – no need for external services.

Include Search

Use Fuse.js or Algolia to integrate a powerful search solution to your static website.

Comments

Keep using comments on your static website. Simply Static will handle that for you.

Single and Build Exports

Quickly export posts and pages or define a list of URLs and files and quickly export them.

Multilingual

Export and configure the settings per language. Simply Static supports WPML, Polylang, and TranslatePress.

Extendable

Use action and filter hooks to fully customize Simply Static for your use case.

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I ended up converting one WordPress site to static and it was super simple. I had one question about GitHub access that was answered quickly.

Dan Holloran

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Extremely well written with top-notch support. This plugin is simplistic yet very complex under the hood yet it works just perfectly. […]

Sandy Baguskas

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This is a great addition to allow a site to be hosted in S3/Cloudfront and have no more issues with wordpress getting attacked.

Kevin Withnall

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Wordpress is very useful but has too insecure, unreliable and slow to be used by critical sites without a solution like this. […]

Jocelyn Earl