WP Bulk Delete Pro adds advanced filters and scheduled tasks to bulk cleanup in WordPress. Choose the data you want to remove, narrow it with available conditions, then apply a bulk deletion or schedule one where supported.

Posts and database cleanup

Cleanup tools can remove auto-drafts, trashed posts and revisions. Advanced cleanup can target these items by separate post types, including custom post types. You can also remove orphaned or duplicate metadata for posts, comments, users and terms.

Filter posts by type, status, category, tag, author, date or modified date. Pro adds filters for metadata, IDs, duplicate posts, title or content text, post links, and content character or word count. It can also delete attached images, use custom queries and schedule post deletion.

Comments, users and taxonomies

Comment filters include status and registration date. Pro adds filters for comment type, author, author email, metadata and post, along with scheduled comment deletion.

Filter users by role or registration date. Pro adds filters for user metadata, email, show name, nicename and login. It can assign deleted users’ data to another user and schedule user deletion.

For taxonomy cleanup, select a post type, including posts, pages or a custom post type, then pick categories or tags to remove in bulk.

WooCommerce cleanup

Pro includes filters for WooCommerce orders by status, order date, total value (minimum, maximum or equal) and payment method. WooCommerce users can be filtered by role, registration date, metadata or email. The available WooCommerce cleanup settings also include users with no orders, inactive users, and users who exist in WooCommerce but not WordPress and have no orders.

Run a cleanup with care

1. Choose the content area or data type to clean.
2. Set the filters and conditions for the records.
3. Use a custom query or schedule if the task calls for one.
4. Apply bulk deletion or execute the scheduled task.

Deletion is permanent and cannot be undone. Back up your site before removing records.