WordPress plugin

Permalink Manager Pro

Permalink Manager Pro extends WordPress permalinks with controls for individual addresses and reusable URL formats. Edit the permalink for a post, page, or custom post type item, or define a pattern in Permastructures using tags such as %custom_post_type% and %custom_taxonomy%. Formats can apply automatically to new posts or terms. Regenerate existing permalinks to apply a changed format to them.

Permalink Manager Pro

Choose individual URLs or shared formats

Permalink Manager Pro extends WordPress permalinks with controls for individual addresses and reusable URL formats. Edit the permalink for a post, page, or custom post type item, or define a pattern in Permastructures using tags such as %custom_post_type% and %custom_taxonomy%. Formats can apply automatically to new posts or terms. Regenerate existing permalinks to apply a changed format to them.

Select which post types and taxonomies to manage, leaving other content out of those URL controls. The add-on supports custom post types and taxonomies, including structures managed with ACF, Pods, JetEngine, Toolset Types, and other plugins. You can remove base slugs from custom post type and taxonomy URLs, keep or remove parent slugs in hierarchical paths, and add categories to post or custom post type URLs. Category-based formats can use a primary category set in a supported SEO plugin.

Manage taxonomy and WooCommerce URLs

Pro lets you edit category, tag, and custom taxonomy term permalinks one at a time or change their formats in bulk through Permastructures. For WooCommerce, customize URLs for products, product tags, categories, and attributes. You can remove /product/ or /product-category/ from those URLs, or add SKUs to product permalinks.

Add custom fields and language-specific formats

Use values from ACF and other custom-field plugins in permalink structures without writing code. With WPML or Polylang active, translate slugs and set a different URL structure for each language.

Redirect changed URLs and manage them through the API

Permalink Manager automatically redirects original and duplicate URLs to the correct custom permalink. Pro also lets you make aliases for posts, pages, or terms and assign a redirect target, including an external address. The REST API can read and update custom permalinks and redirects.

Know what happens if the plugin is disabled

If a custom permalink differs from WordPress's native URL, it is no longer used when the plugin is disabled. Changes that only regenerate native slugs remain in place after removal.