Blaze Tunnel

Blaze Tunnel lets you share your local WordPress site with anyone via a branded public URL like mysite.blze.site. No port forwarding, no DNS configuration — just click and share.

Getting Started

1. Activate Blaze Pro — go to Settings and enter your email and license key
2. Start your site — the site must be running to create a tunnel
3. Open the site and find the Share Site section in the Overview tab
4. Pick a subdomain — Blaze suggests one from your site name, but you can change it
5. Choose your domain — blze.site (default) or blze.link
6. Click “Start Tunnel” — Blaze handles everything: downloading the tunnel client, connecting, and updating your WordPress URLs

Your site is now live at https://your-subdomain.blze.site.

Sharing the URL

Once the tunnel is active, you can:

• Copy the URL to your clipboard
• Open in browser to preview
• Share the link with clients, collaborators, or testers

The URL stays active as long as the tunnel is running in Blaze.

Stopping the Tunnel

Click “Stop” to disconnect the tunnel. Blaze automatically restores your original WordPress URLs so your local site continues to work normally.

Requirements

• Site must be running — start the site before enabling the tunnel
• Internet connection — required for the tunnel connection

Troubleshooting

Tunnel won’t start

• Ensure the site is running (green status dot)
• Check your internet connection
• Verify your Blaze Pro license is active in Settings

Site shows redirect loop

This usually means the HTTPS detection isn’t working. For sites created before the tunnel feature was added, add this to your wp-config.php:

if (isset($_SERVER['HTTP_X_FORWARDED_PROTO']) && $_SERVER['HTTP_X_FORWARDED_PROTO'] === 'https') {
    $_SERVER['HTTPS'] = 'on';
}

New sites include this automatically.

Tunnel disconnects frequently

• Check your internet stability
• Blaze will attempt to reconnect automatically up to 3 times
• If the issue persists, stop and restart the tunnel