Export All URLs

For every post, page or custom post type you can export the Post ID, Title, URL, Status, Categories and Category URLs, Tags and Tag URLs, Author, Published and Modified dates, Word Count, Excerpt, Featured Image URL, Comment Count, Slug, Post Type, and (on multilingual sites) the Language and Translation URLs. Choose exactly the columns you want using the grouped checkboxes and quick-select presets.

Yes. You can download the data as a CSV file, download it as JSON, or display it in a paginated table right inside the dashboard.

A snapshot records a lightweight fingerprint (a hash, not a copy) of every post, page and custom post type on your site. Later you can compare two snapshots, or compare your latest snapshot against the live site, to see exactly what was added, removed or modified – including which posts changed in title, content, status, author, slug, taxonomy, custom fields or featured image.

Take a snapshot when everything looks correct, then run “Latest vs live site” whenever you want to check. Newly published pages and author or status changes are highlighted as “Notable”, because those are common signs of injected or unauthorized content. The differences can be downloaded as CSV or JSON.

Yes. Both the export and the snapshots cover all public post types – including WooCommerce products and any other custom post type – not just posts and pages.

Yes. The export has a “Languages” option to export all languages or just the default one, regardless of the language selected in the admin bar, and can add Language and Translation URL columns. Snapshots always capture every language.

The export and snapshot operations read posts in batches and stream results out as they go, so memory stays bounded no matter how many posts you have. Snapshots use keyset pagination and prime caches in bulk to stay fast on large tables. You can also export a specific post range to keep each request small.

Yes. Cell values that begin with =, +, – or @ are neutralized, so a malicious value cannot run as a spreadsheet formula when the file is opened.

The export feature does not touch the database. The optional Snapshots feature stores hashed fingerprints in two custom tables so it can detect changes over time; those tables are removed automatically when you uninstall the plugin.

PHP 5.4 or higher and WordPress 3.6 or higher. The plugin has been tested up to current versions. WordPress itself recommends PHP version 7.4 or greater .