Can I convert a v0 project to WordPress for free?

The conversion preview is free and needs no sign-up. You upload the built export, ShipToWP builds the theme, and you can click through the live preview without paying. You only need an account when you want to download the theme.

Does v0 export static HTML?

No. v0 hands you a Next.js project as a zip, so one build step is on your side: unzip it, run npm install and npm run build, and upload the HTML the build writes. Adding output: "export" to next.config makes that build emit an out folder of plain pages, which is the cleanest input.

What happens to my v0 forms and login screens?

They come over as their visual markup only. The submission logic lives in Next.js server code, which is outside this conversion. Rebuild those with WordPress plugins after installing the theme.

v0 to WordPress: Turn a v0 Generation Into an Installable Theme

v0 is great at producing a page and a Next.js project. WordPress is great at letting non-developers keep editing that page. This conversion moves your design across: build the v0 export once, upload the result, and ShipToWP returns a WordPress theme with per-page templates and editable sections. Preview the result free, with no sign-up, before you download.

Convert my v0 export How it works

Example conversion: a v0 chat becomes a theme

You generated a landing page in a v0 chat and you are done iterating. From the chat you download the source as a zip, run npm install and npm run build in that folder, and zip the HTML the build produced.

That zip goes into the ShipToWP uploader. ShipToWP reads the page markup, styles and assets and rebuilds them as WordPress templates. Each page you exported becomes its own template, and the CSS moves into the WordPress asset queue.

The live preview shows the converted theme running with real WordPress structure. Download the theme zip, upload it under Appearance > Themes on your own site, and activate. The page is now yours to edit without touching React.

Accepted input: what to export from v0

01Open the chat that generated your app in v0.
02Use the Deploy button dropdown or the options menu and choose Download source to get the project as a zip. If you pushed the chat to GitHub, download that repository as a zip instead.
03Unzip it, open a terminal in that folder and run npm install, then npm run build. v0 exports a Next.js project, so this is what turns it into HTML files.
04For a marketing page, add output: "export" to next.config before the build: the build then writes an out folder of plain HTML pages. Zip that folder and upload it here. If your build already produced a dist folder of HTML, upload that instead.

ShipToWP also accepts a single index.html file, so one-page builds never need the zip step.

What you get

A WordPress theme zip that installs on any self-hosted WordPress 6.x site.
One page template per exported page, with the header and footer split into shared theme parts.
Stylesheets and scripts the export ships are enqueued the WordPress way instead of inlined on every page.
Content structured as section blocks: edit copy in the dashboard, extend with Elementor or the block editor.
A live preview of the converted theme before you download, free and with no sign-up.

v0 exports Next.js and Tailwind source, not pages. Once you have built it, ShipToWP takes the markup, classes and assets and outputs plain PHP templates with enqueued CSS, rendering the built app in your browser first if its pages only exist after JavaScript runs. Either way the WordPress result has no Next.js runtime left inside it.

v0 to WordPress: best for, and not for

Best for

Landing pages and site sections generated in v0 that must be editable by a client.
Moving a v0 design onto self-owned WordPress hosting.
Agencies who spec sites in v0 and deliver in WordPress.
Keeping the visual fidelity of the generated design while gaining the WordPress admin.

Not for

Next.js server actions, API routes and route handlers. Those are backend logic and do not convert.
v0 auth, database and Vercel-specific features. The conversion covers the front-end site layer only.
Forms that submit to serverless functions. They arrive as markup and need a WordPress form plugin afterwards.
WooCommerce, multilingual automation, or WordPress hosting. ShipToWP does not offer those.

How to run the v0 to wordpress conversion

01Put the files together exactly as the steps above describe them: a zip of the built HTML, or a single index.html.
02Open the converter and drop the file in. The live preview builds without an account.
03Check every page in the preview, then download the theme zip. The conversion hub lists the other supported sources.

Install the theme on WordPress

In your WordPress dashboard go to Appearance > Themes, click Add New, then Upload Theme. Choose the zip ShipToWP gave you, press Install Now and activate. The site runs on your own hosting from that moment; there is no ShipToWP plugin or account dependency left in the theme.

Limitations and editing after conversion

Conversion rebuilds structure, not server logic. Expect these polish items after activating the theme:

Client-side interactivity built with React hooks (toggles, filters, tabs) arrives in its default state and may need a small script or a WordPress plugin to behave the same.
Dynamic content from a database needs rebuilding as WordPress pages or posts.
Check nav links after conversion: they point at the exported page files at first and are easy to re-point at your real WordPress pages.
Menus, widgets and site identity stay editable in the standard WordPress places.

v0 to WordPress: common questions

Can I convert a v0 project to WordPress for free?: The conversion preview is free and needs no sign-up. You upload the built export, ShipToWP builds the theme, and you can click through the live preview without paying. You only need an account when you want to download the theme.
Does v0 export static HTML?: No. v0 hands you a Next.js project as a zip, so one build step is on your side: unzip it, run npm install and npm run build, and upload the HTML the build writes. Adding output: "export" to next.config makes that build emit an out folder of plain pages, which is the cleanest input.
What happens to my v0 forms and login screens?: They come over as their visual markup only. The submission logic lives in Next.js server code, which is outside this conversion. Rebuild those with WordPress plugins after installing the theme.