Choose a reset by what it changes

Advanced WordPress Reset Pro brings reset options, targeted tools, saved configurations, collections, scheduling, database snapshots, and WP Switcher together for WordPress development and website maintenance. Each reset has a different scope, so review what it removes and keeps before running it.

Site Reset clears content while preserving site documents

Site Reset removes pages, posts, comments, custom tables, and users other than the current administrator. It leaves files and uploads, themes and add-ons, basic WordPress settings, the current administrator, and non-WordPress database tables in place. Use it to clear site content while retaining media and your existing theme and plugin setup.

Nuclear Reset removes almost everything

The Pro-only Nuclear Reset is for a broad reboot. It removes almost everything, including files, custom settings, and database tables. It keeps the current user, the add-on’s files and data, and non-WordPress database tables.

Custom Reset lets you set the actions

Choose which themes and extensions to activate, deactivate, or delete; which users to keep; and how to change blog information. You can leave individual elements unchanged, then save your choices as a reusable custom reset.

Targeted tools and scheduled collections

Pro includes 37 partial reset tools for working on selected parts of a site. For example, reset menus and widgets while leaving other areas untouched. Other tools can clear the uploads folder, remove themes or plugins, or delete comments, pingbacks, and trackbacks.

Combine tools into a Collection to run them together with one click. Collections can be used for partial resets, cleanup, or optimization. Set a time and frequency to run a collection automatically, such as for recurring maintenance or resetting a demonstration site. Pro scheduling can also automate snapshot creation.

Snapshots restore database states

A snapshot is a full copy of the database that you can restore as an undo point for database changes. It may also help restore a damaged or hacked database. Snapshots do not include site files, so they do not replace file backups.

WP Switcher tests WordPress versions

The Pro WP Switcher lets you upgrade or downgrade the WordPress version with one click. Developers can use it to test plugin and theme compatibility across WordPress versions.

Before running a reset

Install and activate Advanced WordPress Reset Pro in your WordPress environment. Select the reset scope or tools for the task, save custom configurations or collections if you plan to reuse them, and review the selected actions before running them. For operations affecting important data, create a snapshot first and account for the fact that it covers the database, not site files.