Ship your 
Codex build into 
WordPress, light, fast, and yours
Prompt Codex, then push the whole build straight into WordPress with UiChemy, native and editable in Elementor, Gutenberg, or Bricks (coming soon). No copy-paste. No rebuild. Real, editable WordPress you own, in your builder.
Your Codex build looks done.
Then you try to ship it.
Codex hands you working code. A website is something else: a domain you own, blocks you can edit, a CMS that grows. That gap is where most Codex builds stall.
Rebuild taxYou build it twice
Codex writes the code. Getting it into WordPress means rebuilding it section by section, by hand.
generated oncerebuilt by handSection 14 of 38
rebuilt manually
Static foreverIt never becomes real
It's frozen at whatever placeholder text Codex wrote. No blog posts, no products, no CMS data flowing in.
Not yoursA share link isn't a website
No domain of your own, no CMS, no plugins, no SEO layer. It's a preview others can open, not a site you run.
What you don't get
A link renders the page. It doesn't run a site.
Someone else's URL
not a site you own
The fixOne push, and it's yours
UiChemy rebuilds the same design as native WordPress blocks, on your domain, in the builder you already use.
yoursite.comPublishFresh bread, baked every morning
Heading
38 native blocks, live
Elementor · Gutenberg · Bricks
How to convert a Codex site
to WordPress in five steps
Create your website in Codex
Work however you already do in Codex. Prompt it, iterate, and stop when the site looks right.
Install the UiChemy plugin
Add it to your WordPress site and paste the Connection Link once. Free to start.
Connect the UiChemy MCP
Add the UiChemy MCP to Codex once, or any WordPress MCP you already run (Novamira, WPVibe, Elementor Angie). It remembers the connection for every conversion after that.
Convert to WordPress
Ask Codex to transfer that design to WordPress. Every page lands native and fully editable.
Edit in UiChemy Composer
Restyle, rewrite and rearrange any section visually or by prompt. No code needed.
Create your website in Codex
Work however you already do in Codex. Prompt it, iterate, and stop when the site looks right.
Install the UiChemy plugin
Add it to your WordPress site and paste the Connection Link once. Free to start.
Connect the UiChemy MCP
Add the UiChemy MCP to Codex once, or any WordPress MCP you already run (Novamira, WPVibe, Elementor Angie). It remembers the connection for every conversion after that.
Convert to WordPress
Ask Codex to transfer that design to WordPress. Every page lands native and fully editable.
Edit in UiChemy Composer
Restyle, rewrite and rearrange any section visually or by prompt. No code needed.
Why use UiChemy for Codex → WordPress instead of copy-pasting code?
Because pasted code gives you a frozen, hard-to-edit page. UiChemy rebuilds your Codex design as a real, editable WordPress site, and it's made for exactly this workflow.
Elementor
Sections & widgets
Gutenberg
Blocks & patterns
Bricks
Coming soon
Codex vs WordPress: which should your site live on?
Codex is unbeatable for building fast; WordPress is where a site should live: editable, dynamic, rankable, and owned.
The only cost of the WordPress way is a few minutes of setup, for a site you own, edit, rank, and grow.
What can you do on WordPress that you can't in Codex alone?
Once your build lands in WordPress with UiChemy, you unlock the whole platform: dynamic content, a theme builder, SEO, forms, and more.
Client-editable, role-controlled
Hand off to clients and teammates. They edit visually, with a full role manager, no code.
| Content | Design | Settings | |
| You · Owner | |||
| Teammate · Editor | – | ||
| Client · Contributor | – | – |
Dynamic content & loops
Bind live data and repeat layouts: post grids, listings, anything data-driven.
ACF & custom fields
Structured content with Advanced Custom Fields, ready to wire into any template.
Theme builder
Design headers, footers, archives, and single templates that apply across the whole site.
Forms & SEO
Native forms plus RankMath / Yoast, with schema, meta, and sitemaps built in.
White-label & long-term CMS
Rebrand the editor, stay lightweight and fast, and grow on a real CMS for years.
Can a Codex-built site rank on Google?
Not on its own. Bare HTML ships with no titles, schema, or sitemap. On WordPress it can: RankMath or Yoast, schema, meta, sitemaps, and server-rendered pages give Google and AI answer engines the layer they read.
RankMath & Yoast
Full SEO plugins for titles, meta, and on-page scoring on every page you publish.
Schema markup
Structured data for HowTo, FAQ and Article, so Google and AI engines understand your pages.
Meta & Open Graph
Per-page titles, descriptions, and social previews, none of which bare HTML ships with.
XML sitemaps
Auto-generated sitemaps so search engines discover and index every page.
Clean permalinks
Readable, keyword-friendly URLs instead of raw HTML file paths.
Server-rendered pages
Fast, crawlable HTML, the SEO layer Google and AI answer engines actually read.
Bringing a build from another tool?
UiChemy isn't just for Codex. Bring a build from any of these and turn it into an editable WordPress site the same way.
Codex to WordPress, answered
It means taking a site you built in Codex, HTML, CSS and JS, and publishing it as a real, editable WordPress site with UiChemy, instead of leaving it as static code.
Yes. Prompt Codex for as many pages as you need, then push them all to WordPress with UiChemy, and each one arrives as an editable page.
No. Your pages arrive as native, editable WordPress content you change visually. You can drop in your own HTML, CSS, or JS if you want, but it is never required.
Fully editable. Every section comes in as real WordPress elements you can drag, restyle, and rewrite, never a flat image or a locked export.
Yes. Choose your builder and your Codex build lands as native, editable elements in Elementor or Gutenberg, with Bricks coming soon.
Yes. UiChemy outputs clean, HTML-based markup with few plugins, so pages stay lightweight and load fast.
Yes. On WordPress you get RankMath or Yoast, schema, meta tags, XML sitemaps, and clean permalinks, the SEO layer Google and AI answer engines read.
Yes. Clients and teammates edit visually in WordPress, with a role manager to control who can change what.
Use the UiChemy MCP for the smoothest push to WordPress, or any WordPress MCP you already run: Novamira, WPVibe, or Elementor Angie. Either route publishes the build.
About five minutes for a typical build: install the plugin, connect the MCP once, then prompt Codex to push.
You connect it once. Link the UiChemy MCP to Codex, and every conversion after remembers it. Our docs walk you through the one-time setup.
Yes. Because it is WordPress, you can add a blog, store, memberships, and more anytime with 60k+ plugins.
You can start free. Install the UiChemy plugin and try it at no cost. Pro unlocks the full Composer, Theme Builder, and MCP push.
Free works for getting started. Pro unlocks the full Composer, Theme Builder, and MCP push for complete site conversions.