Practical workflows, prompt templates, architecture deep-dives, and agency playbooks for turning AI and HTML designs into real WordPress sites.
Guides & Workflows
You asked Claude, ChatGPT, or Gemini to design a website and got a gorgeous HTML/CSS/JS folder. Here is how to put that same design on WordPress in one click, its HTML and CSS kept as written, with full block editing.
Read article →Copy our battle-tested prompt template for Claude Artifacts, ChatGPT, Gemini, and Google Stitch so the HTML ZIP you generate imports into WordPress with working menus, forms, and live blog templates.
Read article →A technical look at why importing custom HTML into widget builders or standard WordPress blocks breaks child combinators, CSS Grid, and SVG icons—and how Kerf preserves the exact DOM.
Read article →How freelancers and web agencies combine AI design generation with Kerf’s multi-page importer, section-by-section updates, Site Details, and Client Mode to deliver higher-margin WordPress projects.
Read article →Hosting an AI-generated HTML file on a static host takes two minutes—until the client asks to publish blog posts, edit text without code, manage SEO metadata, or view form leads. Here is how to get both.
Read article →Many WordPress AI plugins sell AI as a monthly credit subscription. Kerf AI connects directly to your own Google Gemini API key to build full sites, turn Word docs into styled pages, and edit sections in place.
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