Jacob Allred

If you are like me, you often wait until after you’ve written your post to choose a title. Or perhaps you change your mind a few dozen times before you settle on the best title possible. Have you ever noticed that WordPress picks your post slug before you are ready? This plugin is the solution! It automatically updates your slug to the WordPress recommended value when you save your post, so you never have to worry about your slug being wrong again.

CW Post Slugs

Set the post slug to the WordPress recommended value, even if you've changed your title.

Sunny Patel

Simple Regenerate Slug automatically regenerates URL slugs from post titles for WordPress posts, pages, and custom post types. The plugin now includes a comprehensive admin settings panel where you can:
Key Features: 
* Enable/Disable Control – Turn the plugin functionality on or off with a simple checkbox 
* Custom Post Type Support – Select which post types should have automatic slug regeneration 
* Bulk Processing – Update multiple posts at once using WordPress bulk edit 
* Developer Friendly – Includes filter hooks for programmatic customization 
* Clean Admin Interface – Easy-to-use settings page with clear documentation
How It Works: 
The plugin automatically updates the URL slug whenever you update a post title. This works for: 
– Published posts and pages 
– Custom post types (when selected) 
– Bulk edit operations 
– Individual post updates
Usage Instructions: 
1. Go to Settings → Simple Regenerate Slug in your WordPress admin 
2. Enable the plugin using the checkbox 
3. Select the post types where you want automatic slug regeneration 
4. Save settings and you’re done!
For bulk updates of existing posts: 
1. Go to Posts (or Pages/Custom Post Types) 
2. Select posts you want to update (recommend 50 at a time) 
3. Choose ‘Bulk actions’ → ‘Edit’ → ‘Apply’ 
4. Click ‘Update’ without making changes 
5. Slugs will be automatically regenerated from titles
Developer Features: 
The plugin includes the <code>simpleregenerateslug_post_types</code> filter hook that allows developers to programmatically modify which post types are affected:
<pre> ```php // 
add_filter( 'simpleregenerateslug_post_types', function( $post_types ) {
 $post_types[] = 'custom_post_type';
 return $post_types;
} ); ``` </pre>
Perfect for theme developers, custom post type plugins, and advanced WordPress customizations.
<h3>Support</h3>
Getting Help: 
If you need assistance with Simple Regenerate Slug, please:
<ol>
<li>Check the FAQ section above</li>
<li>Review the plugin settings at Settings → Simple Regenerate Slug </li>
<li>Submit issues on our <a href="https://github.com/vividsunny" rel="nofollow ugc">GitHub repository</a></li>
</ol>
Bug Reports: 
If you believe you have found a security vulnerability or bug in Simple Regenerate Slug plugin, please let us know right away by submitting an issue on GitHub.
When reporting bugs, please include: 
* Detailed description of the problem 
* Steps to reproduce the issue 
* Screenshot if possible 
* Your website URL (if relevant) 
* Current versions of WordPress and PHP 
* List of active plugins that might conflict
Feature Requests: 
We welcome suggestions for new features! Please submit feature requests through our GitHub repository.
<h3>Privacy Policy</h3>
Simple Regenerate Slug does not collect, store, or transmit any personal data. The plugin only modifies post slugs locally within your WordPress database. No data is sent to external servers.

Simple Regenerate Slug

Good Plugin

Installed the plugin and there is no sign of it. No menu item, no notifications, I don't see how to use this plugin. No instructions on the page either so I can only assume this doesn't work anymore.

Doesnt work

Regenerate slugs from post titles with enable/disable options and custom post type support. Easy to configure with admin settings.

CW Post Slugs vs Simple Regenerate Slug