WP Reset Pro – WP Reset Tool
WP Reset Pro quickly resets your website’s database to its default settings without modifying any files. It removes all customizations and content, or just selected sections like theme settings.
With built-in snapshots that provide one-click restore functionality, WP Reset works quickly and securely. It has many fail-safe mechanisms so you never accidentally lose data. WP Reset Pro is invaluable for plugin and theme developers. It speeds up testing and debugging by providing a quick way to reset settings and retest code. It’s the only WP development tool for those unfamiliar with coding.
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Reset will delete:
- All posts, pages, custom post types, comments, media items, users
- All default WP database tables
- All custom database tables have the same table prefix as the tables defined in wp-config.php and use the default table
Reset will not delete or modify:
- Media files—they will still be in the wp-uploads folder, but will no longer be listed under Media in the admin
- No files are touched; plugins, themes, uploads—everything is preserved
- Site title, WordPress address, site address, site language, and search engine visibility settings
- Currently logged-in users will revert to their current username and password
What happens when I click the reset button?
- Remember to always take a snapshot or make a full backup first.
- You will have to confirm this action again, as there is no UNDO button.
- Everything will be reset; see the bullet points above for details.
- Site title, WordPress address, site address, site language, search engine visibility settings, and existing users will be restored.
- You will be logged out, automatically logged in, and taken to the admin dashboard.
- If selected in the reset options below, the WP Reset plugin will be reactivated.
Undo Reset
Before performing a reset, take a snapshot. This button is next to the Reset button, and creating a snapshot takes less than 10 seconds. After the reset is complete, if you need to undo it, simply restore the snapshot.
WP-CLI Support
WP Reset comes with full WP-CLI support. Help on our WP-CLI commands is available via wp-help reset . By default, commands must be confirmed, but you can skip the confirmation option using --yes
. Resetting will restore the first user with administrator privileges found in the database, not the active user. Exercise caution when using WP Reset with WP-CLI—always create a snapshot or backup first when using the GUI.
Currently supported WP-CLI commands:
wp reset reset
wp reset version
wp reset delete
wp reset snapshots
Database Snapshots
A database snapshot is a copy of all WP database tables, standard and custom, saved in the currently used database (as set by wp-config.php). Files are not saved or included in the snapshot in any way.
Snapshots are primarily a development tool. While they can be used for backups (and can be downloaded as compressed SQL copies), we recommend finding a more suitable tool for performing backups of your live site. Use snapshots to identify changes plugins have made to your database—which custom tables have been created, modified, or deleted, or what changes have been made to your site’s settings. Or use it to quickly roll back to a development environment after testing database-related changes.
Restoring a snapshot does not affect other snapshots or reset WP settings. You can compare a snapshot with the current database tables, restore (by overwriting existing tables), and export compressed or deleted SQL fragments. Creating a snapshot takes 1-2 seconds on an average WordPress installation.
Support for Multisite (WP-MU)
WP Reset Pro has not been fully tested with multisite! Use caution when using it with multiple pages enabled. We do not recommend resetting a main site. Subsites should be fine. We are working to make WP Reset fully compatible with WP-MU. Until then, proceed with caution. Thank you for your understanding.
Part Reset Tool
- Transient Delete – Deletes all transient database entries. This includes both expired and non-expired entries, as well as orphaned, timed-out items.
- Remove Uploads – Deletes all files and folders in the /uploads/ directory.
- Remove Plugins – Deletes all plugins except WP Reset Pro (this will still work).
- Reset Theme Options – Resets all options for all themes that use the WP Theme Mod API.
- Remove Themes – Deletes all themes.
- Clear or Delete Custom Tables – Clears (truncates) or deletes (reduces) all custom database tables.
- Delete .htaccess Files – Deletes .htaccess files. If you need to edit .htaccess without FTP, use the WP Htaccess Editor plugin.
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v6.05 - 2022-04-06 Minor bug fixes v6.04 - 2022-01-31 Bug Fixes
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Download WP Reset Pro v6.17
Note: You may need to unzip the plugin before installing it. We offer no guarantees if any theme/plugin contains viruses. Please check Virustotal before using on localhost.