Plugixa Permalink Manager

Posts, pages and post types

Give any post, page or custom post type item its own address, whatever the site's permalink structure says.

Categories, tags and taxonomies

Terms get custom addresses too, so a category can live at /journal/guides/ instead of /category/guides/.

One address, one owner

The database enforces uniqueness. A taken address names its owner and offers a free alternative.

Reserved addresses protected

Addresses WordPress and other plugins need, such as wp-admin and feeds, cannot be taken by mistake.

A table built for scale

Addresses live in an indexed table rather than one large option, so lookups stay fast at any size.

A pattern per content type

Posts, products, categories and every other type and taxonomy each have their own pattern.

Tags for everything

Build addresses from the slug, date, author, category path, top-level category, parent address or a custom field.

Preview on real content

See real items with their current address beside the one the pattern would give, before saving.

Saving moves nothing

A new pattern applies to new items. Existing addresses stay put until you choose to regenerate them.

SKU tag Pro

Put a product's SKU in its address for short, stable shop links that survive a rename.

URI Editor

Every address of a content type in an editable list, with search, filters and paging.

Staged saves with undo

Edit as many rows as you like, save them together, and undo the save if you change your mind.

Permalink box

The custom address and its update mode sit on every post, page, product and term edit screen.

Quick Edit and list column

See each item's address in the list and change it from Quick Edit without opening the item.

No overwriting a colleague

If someone else changed the item after you loaded it, your save is refused instead of replacing theirs.

Follow the site setting

The default: new items get an address and existing ones stay where they are.

Keep my URI

Lock an address so renaming or recategorising the item never moves it.

Skip bulk tools

Protect an address from Regenerate and Find and replace as well, for links printed on packaging.

Update on save

Let an address follow its title and category automatically, with the old one redirected each time.

Use the WordPress permalink

Leave a single item out entirely without excluding its whole content type.

Old addresses redirect

Every replaced address is kept and redirects to the current one in a single hop.

WordPress addresses redirect

The address WordPress would have used is sent to the custom one, so /product/... never duplicates /shop/....

Corrections in the same hop

Trailing slash, letter case and http to https are fixed in one redirect, with the query string kept.

Redirects screen Pro

Every redirect on the site in one list: switch off, change the type of, or delete any of them.

Manual and external redirects Pro

Add redirects of your own, to pages on the site or to sites on an allow-list you control.

Regenerate addresses

Apply a pattern to existing content, or send a whole content type back to its WordPress addresses.

Health check

Find and remove addresses and redirects that point at content which no longer exists.

Preview before every run

See how many items would change, be skipped or fail, with each address before and after.

Undo a run

Put every address a regenerate or find and replace run changed back to what it was.

Find and replace Pro

Rename part of many addresses at once, with plain text or regular expressions.

From Permalink Manager

Import custom addresses, and optionally its settings and permastructures, from the Lite or Pro version.

From Custom Permalinks

Import the custom addresses of posts and terms.

A safe handover

While the other plugin is active this one stands its routing down, then takes over the moment you deactivate it.

Preview and undo

An import is a job like any bulk tool: preview it, watch it, undo it.

SEO plugin redirects Pro

Bring in the exact-match redirects kept by Rank Math, Yoast SEO Premium and SEOPress.

Polylang and WPML

An address and a pattern per language, with the translation plugin's own prefix or domain respected.

Yoast SEO, Rank Math, SEOPress

The primary category you choose in your SEO plugin is the one used in the address.

WooCommerce Pro

The shop page at any address, the SKU in product addresses, and WooCommerce's technical addresses protected.

Advanced Custom Fields Pro

Use field values in addresses, including related posts, terms and users, updated when the fields change.

Any custom post type

Public post types and taxonomies from any plugin are managed without an integration.

Dashboard

Managed addresses, addresses set by hand, old addresses redirected and recent changes at a glance.

History per item

Every change to an address, with the time, the person and the reason.

Debug screen

Type an address and read which item it shows or where it redirects, and why.

What a visitor gets

Request an address from your own site and see the status, the destination and who sent the redirect.

Safe mode

One switch returns the site to WordPress addresses without deleting anything, to rule the plugin out in seconds.

REST API

Every screen is built on a documented API with a real permission check on every route.

PHP functions

Read, set and look up addresses in one line each, with the same checks as a hand edit.

Actions and filters

React to address changes, alter generated addresses, add tags, or cancel a redirect.

WP-CLI Pro

Run regenerate, find and replace, the health check and undo from the command line.

Multisite

Each site on a network has its own addresses, redirects and settings.