Ferry Forge

Native copy and paste only works when both editors are open in the same browser at the same moment. That falls apart the second you need to send a layout to a client, move it between two sites you cannot have open together, or keep a copy for next month. Ferry Forge turns the blocks into a file you can save, share, and bring back whenever you want. Select a few blocks (or leave nothing selected to grab the entire post), open the Ferry Forge sidebar, and you can:

• Copy the blocks to your clipboard to paste into any block editor.
• Download them as a file you can hand to a client or import on another site later.
• Import a file, or paste block markup, straight into the post you are editing.
• Save the selection as a synced pattern so you can reuse it across the site.

No accounts, no external service, no settings page to wade through. Everything happens in the editor. The export uses standard block markup, so anything you copy or download will paste cleanly into a normal WordPress editor even without this plugin installed on the other end. Support the plugin If Ferry Forge saves you some time, you can buy me a coffee on Ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/gunjanjaswal Built by Gunjan Jaswal. Questions or ideas? Reach me at hello@gunjanjaswal.me or https://gunjanjaswal.me

1.1.0

• New: an "Also import images into this site" option in the Import panel. When you bring blocks in from another site, Ferry Forge can copy any external images into your own media library and update the links, so the layout no longer depends on the site it came from.

1.0.1

• Display name is now "Ferry Forge".

1.0.0

• First release.
• Export selected blocks, or the whole post, to the clipboard or a downloadable file.
• Import blocks from a file or pasted markup straight into the post you are editing.
• Save a selection as a synced pattern.