# Convert your WordPress site — Speed.Press

The conversion wizard. Sign in with GitHub, paste the URL of a public
WordPress site, and Speed.Press mirrors it into a new Astro 7 repository on
your own GitHub account.

## What you need

- A GitHub account. The conversion runs in your own GitHub Actions, which is
  why sign-in uses GitHub rather than an email and password.
- The public URL of the WordPress site. No WordPress credentials, no admin
  access, and no plugin are needed to convert.

## The steps

1. **Sign in with GitHub** and authorize the Speed.Press GitHub App.
2. **Paste your WordPress URL.** The mirror engine renders every page with
   real Chromium and rewrites assets to self-hosted copies.
3. **Review the fidelity audit**, which compares the mirror against your live
   site page by page.
4. **Deploy.** The new repository has a Dockerfile at its root — connect it to
   xCloud, or to any host that runs containers.

## What is recorded

Your pages, posts and media never pass through Speed.Press: they go from your
WordPress to your repository. What is recorded, when the operator has
configured the optional features:

- **Signing in** — your GitHub numeric id, username, display name, avatar, and
  your email address only when your GitHub profile already publishes it. The
  `user:email` scope is never requested.
- **Each conversion** — the WordPress hostname (not the full URL, path or
  query string), the repository created for it, how far the run got, the
  deployed URL when one is supplied, and an AI-readiness score when one is
  measured.
- **Analytics** — cookieless pageviews and five milestone counters, each
  carrying only the page path, referrer, browser, OS and country. Nothing you
  type into the wizard is sent to the analytics.

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