Life doesn’t give you an undo button to rectify your mistakes. But fortunately, WordPress does. If you ever want your website to go back to how it was when you first installed it (but not delete and install again because that’s a hassle), resetting WordPress is your best option.

Now you may be asking “How to Reset WordPress Website?” and the answer to your question is in this article. I will show you how you can reset WordPress in a few simple steps using the WP Reset plugin.

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Let’s discuss the reasons why you may need to reset WordPress in the first place.

Why Reset a WordPress Site?

You can skip this part if you want, but I’d suggest that you read this through.

There can be various reasons why you may need to reset your WordPress website. Maybe you want to rebuild your website from scratch. Or maybe you want to start over because you aren’t happy with your current website, so reinstalling it all over again might become a tedious job. This is where resetting WordPress comes in which is a quicker method to give your website a fresh start.

Another reason could be that you want to clean out your test installation to start a new testing program. Developers launch various test websites to test plugins, themes, and to even practice their codes. When they’re done, they want to take it back to its original shape and resetting WordPress lets them do just that.

Now let’s move on and see how we can reset a WordPress site in a few simple steps.

How to Reset WordPress Site Using WP Reset

So the first step is to install and activate the WP Reset plugin on your WordPress. Go

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