WP Extended Pro

One plugin instead of a dozen separate tools

Over time, almost every WordPress site ends up accumulating plugins for small tasks: one for duplicating pages, another for SMTP, another for uploading SVG files, another for securing the login, another for cleaning up the admin dashboard. The site works, but keeping it maintained gets more complicated with each addition, especially when it's time to update the site or hand the project off to someone else. WP Extended Pro brings together more than 50 modules covering admin, content, media, login, export, security and development into a single modular plugin, so you can manage everything from one settings panel.

How WP Extended Pro's modular approach works

Every feature in WP Extended Pro is managed as an independent module. That means you only activate the tools each project actually needs and leave the rest switched off, so they don't use up resources or clutter the panel with options you don't need. All the modules are built and tested together, so they coexist without the typical conflicts you get when combining plugins from different authors.

• Admin Columns: customize the columns in the list views for posts, pages, media, comments and users.

• Export Posts: export content data in practical formats for working outside WordPress.

• Post Type Switcher: switch a piece of content from one post type to another without losing its data.

• Quick Search: navigate the WordPress dashboard through a quick search interface.

• Code Snippets: add PHP, HTML, CSS or JavaScript snippets without touching your theme files.

• Folder Manager: organize media and content within a more structured folder system.

• Clean Dashboard and Hide Admin Notices: remove the widgets and notices that pile up on the dashboard over time.

Who it's built for

WP Extended Pro adapts to different kinds of work depending on which modules you activate in each case:

• Agencies and teams: keep the same module configuration across their entire portfolio of sites, with a single plugin to update instead of ten.

• Site owners: clean up the admin panel without writing code, simplifying the experience for editors and collaborators.

• Freelancers: build a standard set of modules once and reuse it on every new project, instead of reinstalling the same plugins over and over.

• Developers: every module exposes its own hooks and filters, making it possible to customize behavior per project without patching the plugin or maintaining loose snippets.

WP Extended Pro specifications

WP Extended Pro FAQ

Can I start with just the free version?

Yes, the free version includes 36 modules and lets you try out the modular approach before moving on to the modules exclusive to the Pro version.

Do I need to activate all the modules at once?

No. Each module is switched on or off independently, so the settings panel only shows what you're actually using on that site.

Can it replace several plugins I already have installed?

That's its main purpose: replacing single-function plugins (for duplicating content, managing folders, adding snippets, customizing columns, and so on) with the corresponding modules inside a single plugin.

Do the modules conflict with each other?

Since they're all developed and tested within the same plugin, they're designed to work together without the usual clashes you get between plugins from different authors.

Is it useful for people managing several WordPress sites?

Yes, it lets you keep the same module configuration active across several projects, making it easier to replicate a consistent setup on every new site.