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File Output & Ownership.

Understand the files VoxelSite generates. Standard HTML/CSS/PHP that you fully own. No lock-in.

Feb 21, 2026

File Output & Ownership

VoxelSite generates standard web files. You own them completely. Here's exactly what you get.

The generated files

When VoxelSite builds your website, it creates:

Pages

Each page is a PHP file at the root of your site:

  • index.php — your homepage
  • about.php — about page
  • contact.php — contact page
  • Any other pages you request

Each page is a complete, self-contained file that uses PHP include to share common elements (header, navigation, footer).

Shared partials

Files in _partials/ are shared across all pages:

  • header.php — the <head> section with meta tags, font loading, stylesheet links, and opening body wrapper
  • nav.php — the full navigation bar with responsive mobile menu
  • footer.php — footer content, JavaScript includes, and closing tags
  • schema.php — SEO structured data (Schema.org JSON-LD)

Stylesheets

Two CSS files in assets/css/:

  • style.css — your design tokens (colors, fonts, spacing, shadows) as CSS custom properties, plus custom keyframes and overrides
  • tailwind.css — compiled Tailwind utility classes used in your HTML

JavaScript

Standard vanilla JavaScript files in assets/js/:

  • main.js — scroll animations, sticky header, interactive behavior
  • navigation.js — mobile menu toggle
  • form-handler.js — client-side form validation and submission

No JavaScript frameworks. No build tools. No npm dependencies.

Structured data

JSON files in assets/data/ that describe your business:

  • site.json — core site info
  • memory.json — accumulated business facts
  • Additional files for menus, services, team members, etc.

SEO files

Generated automatically on publish:

  • sitemap.xml — for search engines
  • robots.txt — crawler rules
  • llms.txt — AI discovery map
  • mcp.php — MCP server endpoint

Form handler

submit.php at the root handles all form submissions. It reads form schemas from assets/forms/ and stores submissions in _data/submissions.db.

What happens if you uninstall VoxelSite?

Delete the _studio/ directory. Your website keeps running. The generated PHP pages, CSS, JavaScript, images, and form handler are completely independent of VoxelSite.

The only things you lose are:

  • The Studio admin panel
  • AI editing capability
  • The visual editor
  • The undo system and snapshots

Your live website is unaffected.

Download your site

You can download your entire published site as a ZIP at any time — either as PHP source files or pre-rendered static HTML. Click Download in the Studio status bar to choose a format. See Download & Export for details.

Can I edit the files manually?

Yes. Every file is standard HTML, CSS, PHP, or JavaScript. You can edit them using VoxelSite's built-in code editor (Studio → Editor), download them and open in VS Code, or edit directly on your server. The next time you use VoxelSite to edit (via AI, visual editor, or code editor), it reads the current state of your files — including any manual edits you've made.

No proprietary formats

There is no VoxelSite-specific format, no binary database of page content, and no runtime dependency. Your website is just files on disk. If you decide to move to a different CMS or hire a developer to customize further, they'll find clean, readable web code.