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About WordPress Installer Online
This tool generates a single, ready-to-run installer file (wp-install.php) that sets up a complete WordPress site on your own hosting. You enter your site address, your database details, and the admin account you want — and the tool builds the installer for you to download.
Unlike services that ask for your cPanel or DirectAdmin password, nothing about your hosting login is ever sent to us. The installer runs entirely on your own server: it downloads the latest WordPress, writes a secure wp-config.php with fresh secret keys, creates the database tables, and sets up your administrator account.
It works on any standard PHP hosting — cPanel, DirectAdmin, Plesk, or a plain VPS — as long as you can create a MySQL database and upload one file. It is the fastest way to get a fresh, correctly configured WordPress install without the manual setup.
How to use this tool
How to install WordPress with this tool
Create a database
In your hosting panel (cPanel, DirectAdmin, Plesk…), create a new MySQL database and a database user, then grant that user all privileges on the database. Note the database name, user, and password.
Fill in the form
Enter your site URL (e.g. https://example.com), a site title, the database name, user, password and host (usually localhost), your desired admin username, password and email, and optionally a table prefix and site language.
Generate and download
Press Run, then click “Download wp-install.php”. The file contains your settings, so keep it private.
Upload the file
Using your panel's File Manager or an FTP client, upload wp-install.php to your website's web root — usually the public_html or www folder for your domain.
Open it in your browser
Visit https://your-site/wp-install.php. The script downloads the latest WordPress, writes wp-config.php with fresh security keys, creates the database tables, and creates your admin account automatically.
Log in and clean up
When it finishes, log in at https://your-site/wp-login.php with the admin account you chose. For security, delete wp-install.php from your server immediately afterwards.