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Posted on October 1, 2009, in Resources | 7 comments

Divine - PSD to WordPress plugin

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Divine is a free Photoshop plugin that converts your PSDs into ready-made, tableless WordPress themes.

Huh? Another “site generator”?

Although I wouldn’t encourage someone to use “generators” for their webdesigns, this plugin has caught my attention because it creates pretty good translations of Photoshop designs into WordPress themes – thus useful for anyone who wants to code their own themes, but lacks the funds for a premium design.

I repeat: if you want to learn how to code and manually create WordPress themes / CSS websites, you shouldn’t use generators. There are tons of websites that teach you everything from the basics to the ultimate advanced ninja techniques, in case you want to perhaps make a living out of this. However, for those that just don’t have the money for a custom theme or a premium theme, you can go ahead and give it a try. Then go learn some HTML/CSS/PHP ;)

Here are some key features of Divine

Convert PSD to HTML

  • HTML page identical to your PSD design.
  • Clean, standard, compliant HTML-CSS layout.
  • No HTML, CSS or programming knowledge required.

WordPress themes

  • Easy publishing from Photoshop® to your WordPress™ website.
  • Built-in FTP-client.
  • Widget-ready WordPress theme at output.
  • Unlimited number of WordPress themes to generate.

Photoshop features support

  • Supports all Photoshop® filters.
  • Supports all Photoshop® layer blending options, layer effects, masks etc.
  • Supports smart objects and layer groups.

Browser compatibility

  • Resulting HTML/PHP code is div-based.
  • Cross-browser HTML / CSS code.
  • Encoding support.

Are you using plugins/software similar to Divine to automate your design/coding routine? Please share in the comments.

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7 Comments For This Post

  1. Divine Team
    October 2nd, 2009 at 12:10

    Thanks a lot for taking an interest in our program.

    Please visit our forum where you can find answers to your questions or suggest something on the program improvement: http://www.ideastrunk.com/divine/
    If you run into problems with Divine, please address our support centre: info@divine-project.com
    Also, Divine suggests a special beta testing program, see more information here: http://www.divine-project.com/beta-testers

  2. meemelayFub
    October 25th, 2009 at 19:28

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  3. psd to wordpress
    April 3rd, 2010 at 01:58

    This is a really nice piece of software and I applaud the idea behind it.

    I have tried it and it delivers what it says it will once you get the hang of it. good for novice theme builders.

    Now for designs that are complex or themes that require a lot of functionality its always best to either hand code it or use a service.

  4. Jerry Samuels
    July 18th, 2010 at 23:00

    In effect does this software allow you to go straight from Photoshop to your wordpress post OR page without learning slicing, html, css and perhaps without having to redesign the page to fit the web?

    Thank You in advance for your help.

    Jerry

  5. ThemeDigital
    July 19th, 2010 at 00:26

    @Jerry – at a novice level, yes.

    It’s a great tool for a quick start but, as I said in the beginning of this post, if you want to learn how to code, then I’d suggest starting with HTMl/CSS and then moving on to PHP (for WordPress themes)

  6. Divine Team
    July 26th, 2010 at 15:41

    Thanks for your interest in Divine project.
    Jerry, to clear the work of Divine plugin, please follow our short and understandable tutorials at: http://www.divine-project.com/tutorials. Or contact us using our contact form at: http://www.divine-project.com/about

  7. Divine Team
    August 9th, 2010 at 11:57

    Thank you for your interest in Divine project.

    With addition of unique features, and implementation of many suggestions of our users, the release date of Divine Elemente (formerly Divine Personal) will be announced this summer. New Name – New Possibilities.

    More details at our official website: http://www.divine-project.com/blog-news.

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