Description
LuckyFish Page Exporter gives you a fast, clean export of your WordPress content so you can use it where you need it — inside an AI tool like ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini, in a spreadsheet, or as a reference for internal linking and SEO planning.
Most site owners and agencies need to regularly audit their content, build internal linking strategies, and give AI tools context about what pages exist on a site. Doing this manually — copying URLs and titles one by one — is slow and error-prone. LuckyFish Page Exporter does it in one click.
What It Exports
- Page or post URL
- Title
- Post type
- Meta description (from Yoast SEO, Rank Math, AIOSEO, or post excerpt fallback)
Key Features
- Any post type — export Pages, Posts, or any registered custom post type
- Two output modes — Full (labeled and readable) or Compact (token-efficient) for different use cases
- Keyword filter — search by title or URL to export only relevant pages
- Section filter — filter by parent page to export one branch of your site at a time
- SEO plugin auto-detection — works automatically with Yoast SEO, RankMath, and AIOSEO with no configuration needed
- Skip noindex pages — optionally exclude pages marked noindex by your SEO plugin
- AI-ready output — the exported format is designed to paste directly into ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini for internal linking suggestions, content gap analysis, or site context
- Clean, simple interface — no settings page, no configuration required, just install and export
Perfect For
- Web agencies building internal linking strategies for client sites
- Content teams auditing existing pages before a refresh or redesign
- SEO professionals reviewing meta description coverage across a site
- Anyone using AI tools who wants to give the AI a complete picture of what pages exist on a site
Part of the LuckyFish Agency Suite
LuckyFish Page Exporter is one of several free WordPress tools built for agencies and content professionals. Visit luckyfishmedia.com to see the full suite.
Installation
- Upload the plugin files to the
/wp-content/plugins/luckyfish-page-exporterdirectory, or install the plugin through the WordPress plugins screen directly. - Activate the plugin through the Plugins screen in WordPress.
- Navigate to Page Exporter in the WordPress admin menu.
- Select your post type, apply any filters, and click Run Export.
No configuration or settings are required. If you have Yoast SEO, RankMath, or AIOSEO installed, the plugin detects them automatically and includes meta descriptions in the export.
FAQ
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Which SEO plugins does this work with?
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LuckyFish Page Exporter automatically detects and reads meta descriptions from Yoast SEO, RankMath, and AIOSEO. If none of these are installed, the export uses the native WordPress post excerpt as a fallback.
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Can I export custom post types?
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Yes. The post type selector includes all registered public post types on your site — Pages, Posts, and any custom post types added by your theme or other plugins.
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What is the difference between Full and Compact output modes?
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Full mode exports all available fields (URL, title, post type, and meta description) with clear labels. Compact mode outputs one line per page in the format Title | URL | Meta Description — useful for token-efficient AI prompts on large sites.
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How do I use the export with an AI tool?
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Copy the exported text and paste it into your AI tool conversation along with your request. For example: “Here is a list of pages on my site. Please suggest internal links I can add to my new blog post about [topic].” The export format is designed to be readable by any major AI tool.
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Does this plugin slow down my site?
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No. The plugin only runs when you click Run Export inside the WordPress admin. It has no frontend code, no background processes, and no impact on your site’s public-facing performance.
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Is my data sent anywhere?
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No. The export runs entirely on your server and the output is displayed in your browser. No data is sent to LuckyFish Media or any third party.
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What WordPress version does this require?
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WordPress 6.0 or higher. Tested up to WordPress 7.0.
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Changelog
1.2.3
- Renamed main plugin file to match plugin slug for text domain consistency.
- Replaced all remaining short admin CSS/JS prefixes with plugin-specific names.
- Updated AJAX action names to be fully plugin-specific.
- Added wp_unslash() to all $_POST reads for consistency.
- Tightened SEO pill class escaping.
- Updated readme to accurately reflect current plugin features.
- Added Requires at least and Requires PHP to plugin header.
1.2.2
- Updated PHP class, AJAX hooks, and JS data object to use full plugin-specific prefix (luckyfish_page_exporter_) replacing short lf prefix.
- Moved inline script block to wp_add_inline_script() via registered handle.
- Fixed text domain to match plugin slug (luckyfish-page-exporter).
1.2.1
- Initial WordPress.org submission preparation.