ContentCrate imports structured ZIP packages into WordPress while protecting existing sites and editorial work.
Every package is validated before import. ContentCrate checks the manifest, file paths, image types, SHA-256 checksums, stable identities, parent relationships, media references, existing mappings, and slug conflicts. Administrators see the complete plan before WordPress is changed.
Safety defaults include:
ContentCrate supports ContentCrate Package Format 1.0. The source project includes the format specification, JSON Schema, an AI generation guide, and example packages.
The Tools > ContentCrate screen includes a dedicated “Create package with an LLM” section with a copyable prompt and downloadable reference kit. The kit contains the complete specification, JSON Schema, and a valid example package.
The same screen provides public, site-specific URLs for the installed specification and JSON Schema. An LLM with web access can read these URLs directly without downloading and attaching the reference files for every request.
ContentCrate is maintained by Winning Leads AB and is independent of any affiliate, SEO, or AI service.
ContentCrate itself makes no server-side network requests and does not send site, package, content, media, or user data to Winning Leads AB.
Imported content can contain external scripts, iframes, links, and media references. When published, those resources may make requests from a visitor’s browser to third parties and may be subject to those parties’ privacy and tracking practices. Active script and iframe markup is preserved only when the importing user has the unfiltered_html capability. The site owner is responsible for reviewing imported content and providing any notices or consent required for external services.
Uploaded ZIP files are stored temporarily outside the public uploads directory. They are deleted after import, when discarded, or during automatic temporary-file cleanup.