Reorder, rename, or hide sidebar menu items so the dashboard fits how you work.

Your logo in the admin bar and/or sidebar for a white-label dashboard.

Choose how many columns the dashboard home uses for widgets.

Active plugins first on the Plugins screen; inactive plugins grouped below.

Trim the WordPress toolbar by hiding menu items you do not need.

Turns off WordPress update notification emails after core, plugin, or theme changes.

Moves admin notices into a single drawer on the toolbar instead of stacking them on every screen.

Hides the front-end admin bar for chosen roles while they browse your site.

Comments off everywhere—cleaner for brochure sites, landing pages, or catalogs.

Your logo on the login page for a branded sign-in experience.

More horizontal room for the sidebar menu—less cramped labels for busy sites.

Custom footer text on every dashboard screen—brand it or keep it minimal.

Style the WordPress admin with custom CSS—quick visual tweaks without touching theme files.

Reorder, hide, and customize admin list-table columns for posts, media, comments, users, and taxonomies.

Shows content and user IDs in list tables when you need quick reference numbers.

Disk usage at a glance on the dashboard home.

Switch posts or pages back to the classic editor while optionally keeping blocks for selected types.

Choose where the login logo click goes—usually back to your own site.

Last login time in the Users table so you can see who has been active recently.

Adds a joined-on date to the Users list so you can spot new signups and sort accounts by when they arrived.

Hides clutter on user profile screens so people see only what matters.

Hide unused or risky blocks so the block editor stays simple and on-brand.

Dashboard widget with content and user counts, including drafts, published items, and custom types.

Declutter the dashboard home by turning off widgets nobody uses. Switched-off widgets stay out of Screen Options and do not load extra scripts in the background.

On-site profile photos instead of Gravatar—simple for members and hosts.

Quieter update nags in the admin for teams that patch on their own schedule.

Dense post list tables in the admin—fit more posts, pages, or custom types on one screen.

Letter-based profile images with customizable colors—great when you want a polished look without relying on Gravatar.

Caps how large an upload can be—helpful for shared hosting or editorial guidelines.

Allow SVG and SVGZ uploads in the Media Library. Restricted to administrators only.

Allow AVIF image uploads in the Media Library. Requires GD or Imagick with AVIF support on the server.

Automatically load more images in the media library when scrolling to the bottom. Loads 80 images at a time until all are loaded.

Expiring, one-click login links for vendors or support—no shared passwords, with optional limits and a simple activity log.

Let members update their login name from their profile when life changes—fix a typo, drop an old email-style handle, or match a new brand—without starting a second account. Built-in checks help keep names valid and unique.

Removes the default shortlink meta tag from your pages for tidier markup.

Google Analytics 4 pageview tracking with consent-mode defaults, staging guards, role exclusions, and duplicate-snippet prevention.

Automatically convert uploaded JPEG and PNG images to WebP format for significantly smaller file sizes and faster page loads. Cannot be enabled together with AVIF Conversion.

Find media files not used anywhere on your site and delete them to reclaim storage space. Clean up orphaned images from deleted posts, old test uploads, and imported content.

Blocks all video MIME types at upload time, displaying a friendly message directing users to embed videos instead. Apply to selected user roles via a multiselect.

Automatically clean uploaded image filenames by converting to lowercase, removing special characters, and adding a unique identifier. No configuration needed.

Organize your Media library into folders. Sidebar on the media page with folder tree; settings in a modal.

One-click removal of inactive plugins and themes to declutter and harden the install.

Toolbar reminder when “discourage search engines” is on, with a quick path to change it.

Removes the WordPress core version from public stylesheet and script links while keeping theme and plugin version markers for cache busting.

Disables the sitemap WordPress generates by default, so you avoid duplicate sitemaps if your SEO plugin already provides one.

Stop WordPress from auto-embedding links and loading extra embed code. Ideal when you want faster pages and you handle media and links yourself.

Uses the visitor’s device for emoji instead of WordPress’s add-on scripts, so pages start a bit faster.

Loads fewer icon styles on your public pages for guests. Not recommended if you use Elementor, Bricks, or similar builders on the front end.

Fewer automatic saves while you edit, so your site stores fewer hidden draft revisions and stays tidier.

Removes version query parameters from local CSS and JS on the front end for leaner HTML. Does not strip other query args or third-party assets.

Reduce automatic background requests from WordPress to ease server load. Pick what to turn off or slow down in the module settings.

Download ZIP link on each plugin for backup or migration without FTP.

ZIP download button on each theme for backup or migration without FTP.

Adds Alpine.js on the front end and/or admin for small reactive UI without a heavy framework.

Log 404 hits with referrers and counts to guide redirects and content fixes.

Edit wp-config.php in the admin with backup-before-save safeguards.

Global fallback redirect for unknown URLs instead of a generic 404 page.

Custom excerpt word counts and read-more wording for archive and blog layouts.

Short URLs on your site with click stats, optional expiry, and passwords—no external service.

Edit ads.txt for programmatic ads from WordPress—no file manager required.

At-a-glance site health, environment, updates, and storage on the dashboard—expand what you need.

Toggle WP_DEBUG-style logging from the admin for faster troubleshooting.

Manage robots.txt and crawler hints from the dashboard—no FTP.

Keep a clear record of important dashboard activity—who logged in, what changed, and when—so you can investigate issues or stay audit-ready without digging through server logs.

Control whether logins use username, email, or both—cleaner experience and fewer hints to guessers.

Remove the dashboard screens that let anyone edit theme or plugin code from the browser—one less disaster if an account is compromised.

Block anonymous access to WordPress core REST endpoints (users, settings, themes, and similar) while leaving logged-in staff and third-party plugin REST routes untouched.

Disables WordPress application passwords site-wide: blocks REST/XML-RPC login with app tokens and hides the profile UI. Normal account passwords and logged-in REST access are unaffected. Existing tokens remain stored but cannot authenticate until this module is off. May break mobile apps, headless sites, and automation that rely on application passwords.

Discourages text selection and copying for chosen roles—gentle content protection, not airtight security.

Turn off public RSS feeds when you do not want posts syndicated or automatically mirrored elsewhere.

Closes the old XML-RPC channel many password-guessing tools still target. Fine for most sites; skip if you rely on legacy apps or remote publishing that need it.

Notifies you by email when an administrator logs in—useful for spotting unfamiliar access.

Turns off right-click for selected roles to gently discourage copying—lightweight, not bulletproof.

Tell modern browsers to enforce sensible safety rules—like blocking sneaky scripts and iframe tricks—with strong defaults you can tighten further for HSTS or content policies.

Slow down password-guessing bots by locking out repeated failed logins for increasing cool-off periods—simple protection for your sign-in form.

Turn off public “forgot password” self-service for everyone. Use only when you reset passwords another way (manual admin password, WP-CLI, or admin-sent reset links when enabled in settings). Existing email reset links stop working while this module is on.

View the site as another user for support or testing, with time limits and a quick way to return to your own account.

Turn off selected keyboard shortcuts for certain roles to gently discourage copying or inspection on the front end.

Pause automatic updates for core, plugins, themes, or translations when you stage releases yourself. Long-term blocking can leave security gaps—use with a plan to patch manually.

Turn off drag-and-drop for the roles you choose as a gentle nudge against moving images or text off the page—not foolproof, but enough for casual misuse.

Two-factor login for selected roles—extra proof beyond the password.

Same friendly login error every time—stops people from fishing for valid usernames.

Stops old-style trackbacks and pingbacks that often bring spam or junk alerts.

Put your whole site behind one shared password—ideal for staging, client previews, or a soft launch before you go public.

Blocks risky default usernames during registration so bots have fewer easy targets.

Use a custom login URL instead of the default one bots love to hammer; bookmark your new address.

Always open your dashboard and login screen over a secure https:// link. Anyone using the old http:// address is sent to the encrypted URL automatically.

Removes WordPress version from public HTML generator tags, feed generator output, and the admin footer. Does not change ver= on script and style URLs.

Turns off public author archive URLs so writer names are harder to harvest and those pages stop attracting junk traffic.

Selected custom menu links open in a new tab with safe rel attributes.

Content entries that link out to external URLs—handy for curated resources and partner pages.

One-click duplication for posts, pages, and custom content types.

Publishes overdue scheduled posts on an hourly WP-Cron job, with a throttled wp-admin backup when cron is unavailable.

Easy sharing to major networks and email—no extra tracking widgets, just your buttons.

External links in content open in a new tab with privacy- and SEO-friendly rel attributes.

Clickable table of contents from headings—ideal for long articles and docs.

Default thumbnail when a post has none—consistent grids, cards, and share images.

Body classes per user role (and guests) for role-based styling on the front end and in admin.

Share expiring preview URLs for drafts—no login for viewers, optional search-engine hints in settings.

Body classes for logged-in username and user ID—useful for theme tweaks and personalization. Privacy note: the username and ID appear in the page HTML source for that logged-in user.

Brand the login page with colors, background, and layout options.

Duplicate a menu and all its items in one click from the Menus screen.

Thumbnail previews in post list tables for every public post type with featured images—catch missing or mismatched artwork in seconds.

Current site time and WordPress timezone in the admin footer for scheduling and team coordination.

Custom settings screens with toggle, link, gallery, repeater, and 20 field types—ideal for theme options or client handoff.

Contact and lead forms with uploads, notifications, entries, and spam protection—no SaaS form tool.

Batch-scans published content for broken links with export and SSRF-safe HTTP checks.

Managed snippets for head, body, footer, or shortcodes—HTML, CSS, JS, and PHP.

Coming-soon or maintenance landing pages; staff and allowed roles bypass to the real site.

Inject header, body, or footer snippets site-wide—analytics, pixels, chat, meta tags—without touching the theme.

Full redirect manager—exact, pattern, and regex rules, plus bulk and import/export.

Route site email through SMTP—better deliverability for forms, WooCommerce, and system messages.

Local backups and restores for database and files, with checks, logs, and history in PowerSuite.

Scheduled email summaries of 404s, logins, activity, and mail stats.

Backup, reset, export, or import theme Customizer settings from one admin screen.

Branded templates and sender settings for core WordPress emails; enable or disable each type.

History of WordPress-sent email with recipients, subjects, and timestamps for support and debugging.

Adds custom CSS classes to the front-end body for easy styling and layout flags—no template edits.

Popular-post style view counts with sensible repeat-visit handling and flexible display options.

Promotes the first in-article image to featured image when none is chosen.

Reading time labels from word count—auto or shortcode, with flexible formatting.

Generate many similar pages from a CSV template—great for local landing pages and repeatable layouts.

Breadcrumb trails on content pages—better orientation for visitors and cleaner site hierarchy for search.

Convert content between post, page, and other types from the editor, Quick Edit, or bulk actions.

Auto-unpublish posts after a date you set—set-and-forget for time-limited offers and listings.

Generate accessible, SEO-friendly alt text using AI. Dashboard, review queue, background processing, multi-provider support, REST/WP-CLI automation, performance profiling, and enterprise features.

Bot protection with Cloudflare Turnstile on logins, forms, comments, and WooCommerce—low hassle for real people.

Add custom fields to posts and taxonomy terms, then display them anywhere with blocks, shortcodes, or page builders. For site-wide settings pages, use Options Page Builder.

Create and manage Custom Post Types and Taxonomies from the admin—labels, visibility, REST, permalinks, capabilities, supports, connections, plus import/export.

Add “Continue with Facebook” on your login page so visitors can use their Meta account instead of another password. Works with the optional shortcode for custom layouts.

GitHub login for your site—great for technical audiences, with optional new-user signup.

Google reCAPTCHA on logins, forms, comments, and WooCommerce to block bots and spam signups.

Sign in with Google—simple for visitors, optional auto-registration for new users.

Passwordless login matching advanced suite features: magic links on wp-login, shortcode builder, QR and codes, registration mode, and email placeholders.

Ask a quick math question, custom prompt, or image check before someone can submit a form or log in. Everything runs on your server—no third-party CAPTCHA account required.

Allow or block visitors by IP address—ideal for office-only dashboards or shutting out known troublemakers. Rules apply site-wide, including wp-admin and login.

Pick where users land after login—global default, optional per-role URLs on supported plans, and WooCommerce-friendly behavior.

Selected custom menu links open in a new tab with safe rel attributes.

Share expiring preview URLs for drafts—no login for viewers, optional search-engine hints in settings.

Regenerate all image thumbnails in your media library. Fix missing or broken thumbnails, generate new custom sizes for existing images, and update metadata.

Replace any media file while keeping the same URL and attachment ID. Update product photos used across multiple pages without touching any of them — just swap the file and every reference updates automatically.

Clickable table of contents from headings—ideal for long articles and docs.

Disables default front-end and REST search for blog-style content when you prefer another search tool or none at all. WooCommerce-style searches stay available. Blocks /wp/v2/search and ?search= on REST post collections.

Disables the sitemap WordPress generates by default, so you avoid duplicate sitemaps if your SEO plugin already provides one.

Replace guessable author profile links with random IDs. Author archives stay public under obfuscated URLs.

Adds smaller AVIF copies for JPEG and PNG uploads so pages can load faster. Optional setting to show those images to modern browsers. Do not use together with WebP Conversion.

Add custom image sizes beyond WordPress defaults. Create exact dimensions for hero banners, product thumbnails, or any layout requirement — no code needed.